[savvy1]

Does anyone have experence with this product, is it worth the price tag. How hard of a install is it.
Thanks in advance for your input.

 

[gregrob]

There are a couple threads on it.
http://powerstrokenation.com/forums/search.php?searchid=42163

I want to try one when I get a roundtuit

 

[PwrStrokinDually]

Would you benefit from this product if your motor is already balanced?

 

[Strictly Diesel]

I've got several of them out on 7.3L trucks with very positive feedback.

You have to balance the engine with a stock damper and then install the FD after. You can't balance the rotating assembly with the FD installed. In short, yes, an already balanced engine can still benefit.

 

[bluetech151]

Trust me it works built some engines before it will keep every thing from vibrating apart when you get to top end horse power levels

 

[joediesle]

Definately worth it, truck revs faster, coast easier and just smoother thoughout the whole rev range.

 

[Doodie]

Would you benefit from this product if your motor is already balanced?

I wouldn't think so. But mine is balanced to 4k.

 

[mad_matt]

Well since Mine is also ballanced and is being built to handle a few ponies I'd say spend the coin. It kept my crazy PMR motor together for longer than most. The Install is a snap if you have a good puller/installer. You can rent/borrow them form autozone....

BTW it is on my new High Dollar race motor also. Cheap extra insurance.

While you are in there replace your LPOP. It's anoth 70 bucks of insurance. JMO.

 

[Dieselboy]

So the damper really wouldn't benefit on a stock motor ?

 

[DarkShadowDiesel]

it will help

 

[TerminatorEngineering]

Yes, it will! I have one on my 95. The engine runs smoother. I was skeptical, but after the install, I'm glad I have it.

 

[Fast_Ashley]

I did mine with the Melling pump, and it was worth the 5 hundo I dropped on it

 

[kainers]

nickel&Dime mod.Would I do it again.Probably but put the pump in while I was there and not the 2nd time

 

[69W900A]

A good damper will help any engine, stock or otherwise. Reguardless of whether the engine has been balanced or not you will still have vibrations due to harmonics among other things. Fluid filled dampers have been used on high horsepower engines for years. Cummins and Detroit have been using them for 40+ years. They work.

 

[gregrob]

..... It kept my crazy PMR motor together for longer than most.

Really? oke:

 

[TerminatorEngineering]

A good damper will help any engine, stock or otherwise. Reguardless of whether the engine has been balanced or not you will still have vibrations due to harmonics among other things. Fluid filled dampers have been used on high horsepower engines for years. Cummins and Detroit have been using them for 40+ years. They work.

Yup! I have a DT466 from the early 80's, and it has one too.

 

[69W900A]

Need more room in your garage? I'll come down and pickup for ya, won't even charge ya to haul it off. In fact I'll double what the scrap hauler will give ya for it oke:

 

[Arisley]

Smoothes out harmonic vibes. Or a slightly imperfect balancing job.

 

[TerminatorEngineering]

Need more room in your garage? I'll come down and pickup for ya, won't even charge ya to haul it off. In fact I'll double what the scrap hauler will give ya for it oke:

Actually it's already promised to some dude in Kansas. The guy that fell off the planet. He goes by the name: Nick Gerard.oke:

 

[jtharvey]

Where the heck is Nick? I figured he'd be here by now.