Balance Shaft Eliminator Kit

http://www.slowboyracing.com/estore/product.php?productid=1114&cat=1054&page=1
has anybody ever put one of these on? dose anybody have any recomendations on this weather or not to put this on or not cuz i havnt ever herd about this before.

Only worth it if you are building a built motor and plan on running high hp. For your average street car there is no point.
 
LOADS of people do it by the way.

dose it cause any problems with the engine because i am going to eventually build it up but rignt now i am gonna put on a new head gasket and timing belt and sence i am there would it be a good idea to put it on?
 

Yeah thats a good idea then.
 
What are your goals and budget?

for the build up or for the currnet things that i am gonna be doing right now?
 

im not sure you can do it without pullin out ur whole motor... i would say to wait until you build your motor than do it

What are your goals over all. What do you want the finnished product to be.

so it would be smarter to do that on my gsx motor that i am hoping to find a home for soon.
 

wait, say that again? first off what kind of car do you have? and what motor?

I would personally order it from this site over slowboy.. Ive heard a lot of bad experiences with slowboy...  Ive dealt with extreme with over $2000 in dsm parts and have been pleased with all of them..  http://www.extremepsi.com/store/customer/product.php?productid=17650&cat=865&page=1

You can put the balance shaft eliminator kit in without pulling the motor out..  It is easier with it out, but it can be done..   Just a lot more labor, and harder to get to..   I had a balance shaft belt break on my spyder and ended up getting stuck on the side of the road, so I personally recommend it if your rebuilding your motor..  But its not worth the extra work if thats the only thing your doing.