lightened crank with rubber?
does anyone make a lightened crank pully that has the rubber in it? preffer one with just one belt cuz i dont have a/c or p/s. or do i even need the rubber if im not gonna rev it out...just a daily driver.
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ATI super damper
http://www.atiperformanceproducts.com/

ATI super damper
http://www.atiperformanceproducts.com/
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If it's a daily driver, it's not worth the money. The ATI pulley's moment of inertia will not be much of a change from that of your stock pulley. I'm not saying it won't help, but you aren't getting much for your money.
Also, I don't think they (or Fluidampr) sell d16 dampers. It'll have to be a custom model.
Also, I don't think they (or Fluidampr) sell d16 dampers. It'll have to be a custom model.
u can get machine work on a crank to lighten it but i wouldnt play around with yuor damper
on a turbo motor with decent power you can realy do damage with those crapy pulleys replacing a damper the only brank i would trust is ati, fluidampr, and oem honda
if you want to free some mass get a flywheel
on a turbo motor with decent power you can realy do damage with those crapy pulleys replacing a damper the only brank i would trust is ati, fluidampr, and oem honda
if you want to free some mass get a flywheel
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