Yes, but some things to consider....
When I first got my BHJ, I used the stock pulley from my old balancer. It would be a good idea to take the pulley to a machine shop (or speed shop if you have one in your area) and have them "zero balance" it. The stock pulleys are balanced with the stock balancer as a unit, so it may not be exactly "neutral" by itself. The BHJ is "zero balanced" when you get it. Another way to go is to invest in a set of ASP Underdrive Pulleys. These are lighter weight than the stockers, and are also "zero balanced".
Congrats on the new balancer, after breaking three of the stockers myself, its a good feeling to know I will never have to do that job again.......