Anyone running an ATI 917278 Super Damper on CTS-V?
11-04-2013, 09:57 AM
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Anyone running an ATI 917278 Super Damper on CTS-V? Is anyone running an ATI 917278 Super Damper (10% underdrive) on their V?
If so, can you advise on the belts along with part numbers for the main and a/c?
Tried searching all over and found some belts for the Corvette but then I also read something that the V accessories are routed differently so they may require different belts.
If so, can you advise on the belts along with part numbers for the main and a/c?
Tried searching all over and found some belts for the Corvette but then I also read something that the V accessories are routed differently so they may require different belts.
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02-01-2018, 02:53 PM
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i have an ATI, but not underdrive as i feel like it's a totally useless thing to have.
it's a good unit, but totally overpriced. if you're not buying a blem off ebay then you should be just buying a powerbond or another cheaper replacement besides OEM.
it's a good unit, but totally overpriced. if you're not buying a blem off ebay then you should be just buying a powerbond or another cheaper replacement besides OEM.
02-04-2018, 03:09 PM
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I have the 10% under drive. Im not the kinda guy who believes everything. But i will say, initial impressions after install were great! Car felt smooth n ran great. I chalk it up to the original one was going bad for alil while b4 it shyt the bed. But there was defly a noticeable throttle response. Even the clutch felt smoother starting off if that makes sense. I called my engine builder n he said he s not surprised, he recommended the 10% UD when everyone else said "not worth it"
