Can anyone take some measurements of their B series fluidampr crank pulley?
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Hey guys,
I was wondering if somebody could do me a favor and take some measurements of their Fluidampnr (or however you spell it) crank pulley for B series VTEC motors. I have a pic of the two measurements I need in the pic below. I took measurements of my N1 crank pulley so that people can use it for whatever. I need precise measurements, not a guess. My stock B18C crank pulley is very close to my radius rod and I would use the N1 pulley cause it has good clearance, but I dont want to mess up my oil pump gears on my new motor.
Thanks

I was wondering if somebody could do me a favor and take some measurements of their Fluidampnr (or however you spell it) crank pulley for B series VTEC motors. I have a pic of the two measurements I need in the pic below. I took measurements of my N1 crank pulley so that people can use it for whatever. I need precise measurements, not a guess. My stock B18C crank pulley is very close to my radius rod and I would use the N1 pulley cause it has good clearance, but I dont want to mess up my oil pump gears on my new motor.
Thanks

The Fuidampr part number 630602 is as follows:
Overall depth is: 2 3/8 total depth
Overall width is: 6 3/8 total diameter
The Fuidampr is narrower than the stock one. So the only diameter you should really have to worry about is the overall diameter with certain traction bars. Full-Race in an EG will fot no problem at all.
Jason
Overall depth is: 2 3/8 total depth
Overall width is: 6 3/8 total diameter
The Fuidampr is narrower than the stock one. So the only diameter you should really have to worry about is the overall diameter with certain traction bars. Full-Race in an EG will fot no problem at all.
Jason
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Cool!
Thanks for the measurements. With my HCP mounts and just a 3 finger drop on my my CRX my stock crank pulley is only an inch above the radius rod. With the N1 crank pulley I didn't have clearance problems at all.
Thanks for the measurements. With my HCP mounts and just a 3 finger drop on my my CRX my stock crank pulley is only an inch above the radius rod. With the N1 crank pulley I didn't have clearance problems at all.
is this for the race dampener ? What kind of chassis is this for ?
I have a customer who's having an issues with his fluidampr hitting the radius rod on the jim fab bar, we'll check it out on the full race bars now
stan
I have a customer who's having an issues with his fluidampr hitting the radius rod on the jim fab bar, we'll check it out on the full race bars now
stan
my street fluidamper pulley clears my Jimfab bars just fine in my EG.
not the best pic, but you can see the distance i have in the pic from the crank pulley to the radius arm:
not the best pic, but you can see the distance i have in the pic from the crank pulley to the radius arm:
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Flamenco-T »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">is this for the race dampener ? What kind of chassis is this for ?
I have a customer who's having an issues with his fluidampr hitting the radius rod on the jim fab bar, we'll check it out on the full race bars now
stan</TD></TR></TABLE>
Stan: Yes it is. Part number 630602 is the race damper with just the alternator. It is actually skinnier in depth then the stock pulley. Geoff at Full-Race said that he made a set off bars for someone in an EF chassis that actually dropped down near the LRC (lower control arm) at allow extra room.
I know that in the EG chassis both of the B series dampers will fit, as well as the H series damper.
Jason
I have a customer who's having an issues with his fluidampr hitting the radius rod on the jim fab bar, we'll check it out on the full race bars now
stan</TD></TR></TABLE>
Stan: Yes it is. Part number 630602 is the race damper with just the alternator. It is actually skinnier in depth then the stock pulley. Geoff at Full-Race said that he made a set off bars for someone in an EF chassis that actually dropped down near the LRC (lower control arm) at allow extra room.
I know that in the EG chassis both of the B series dampers will fit, as well as the H series damper.
Jason
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