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1275 Harmonic balancer

I'm looking for a new harmonic balancer for a 1275. I can't seem to find any choices other than Moss. Are there other sources anyone can offer/recommend?
 
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Do you have a rebuildable core?
 
Trevor Jessie said:
Do you have a rebuildable core?
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Yes, essentially, but the ones I have are in pretty good shape as is actually. The guy I'm building for is requesting new, so I want to check out what's out there.
 
I purchased one, in stainless I think, from Australia. Don't recall the supplier. Works great, but the timing marks are set up for a mini, so I still need to re-mark the pulley or fabricate a new pointer. Let me know how it goes; and I can dig for supplier info if/as appropriate. Good luck!
Phil
 
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PSJ said:
I purchased one, in stainless I think, from Australia. Don't recall the supplier. Works great, but the timing marks are set up for a mini, so I still need to re-mark the pulley or fabricate a new pointer. Let me know how it goes; and I can dig for supplier info if/as appropriate. Good luck!
Phil
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That was one of the ones I had in mind. I believe that company was sold and no longer makes them, either due to cost or reliability. If it's the same one I had the discussion about today, I heard if the are bumped, they can move.
 
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