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Balance shaft?
Does the LFX have balance shafts?
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Negative
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I don't think so.
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interesting random question.
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Well, it's better than another "exhaust" question that seems to fill up this section more than anything else.
The reason I asked is because over on the 6th gen forum, I read that the LTG 4cyl has balance shafts. So, it made me curious if the V6 (LFX/LGX) had them as well. |
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Balance shafts are essential on a four cylinder engine in order to eliminate the inherent vibration that a 4 cylinder produces. Six cylinder engines don't have the same vibration characteristics.
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