Reply to "Clutch Vibration ??..."

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Well do the test and rev it up to like 3000-4000 and hold it for a few seconds once you have it warmed up of course. See if you get a similar vibration before you even go messing with the balancer. Just trying to take the transmission out of the equation here to help narrow it down. I have not yet done any engine work with the cleveland IN the Pantera yet so I don't want to send you on a wild goose chase replacing parts. If you do a google search you can look for tell tale signs that there is something wrong with a balancer.

You made it sound like this has slowly gotten worse over time and was nonexistent when you first got the motor running, which led me to believe something has deteriorated and not inherent with the engine build since you said the rotating assembly was balanced.

3/25/1011:35 AM

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