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Old 10-13-2011, 09:54 PM
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May pull the trigger and purchase a ATI dampner. Do NA or maybe nitrous guys Is it necessary to pin the crank? Guess it just presses on, And is a stock bolt to long or short? I probly go with a ARP just need to know length. Maybe wrong section but I Drag the car often and hopefully get better help in this section
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Mine isnt pinned. and I use ARP bolt tq'd to spec.
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Thanks BES, If yours isnt I am not lol. Going to order it tonight. Which Part # number did you order or have installed?
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I don't see the need to pin it unless its on a blower car. Like said, just torque it with a good bolt.
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Yup thats what I am going to do. I guess a stock replacment ARP bolt will work?
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yea pretty sure, i just bought an ARP crank bolt and just bought the ATI dampner today

think the part number was 917243...the last 3 numbers are def correct, 10% underdrive w/ no a/c

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I sure as hell didn't pin mine, and the ARP stock replacement crank pulley bolt works just fine. Just don't use it to pull the damper on the crank.
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O I have the install tool. I ended up the the ati 10 % pulley with the arp bolt, Will do the install once I do the cam swap. Anybody know the part # for the new belt?
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I didn't pin mine, but if your car has aftermarket crank the ati will accept a crank key. That is how mine is with the callies crank
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I just bought part #917277 ATI damper 10% UD no A/C pulley 6 rib for $330 shipped from Byunspeed brand new I won't be pinning it but I do need to get that ARP bolt still, and prolly an install tool.
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Originally Posted by djfury05
I just bought part #917277 ATI damper 10% UD no A/C pulley 6 rib for $330 shipped from Byunspeed brand new I won't be pinning it but I do need to get that ARP bolt still, and prolly an install tool.
Thats where i got mine from them,good deal.
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Thats alot of money for 5 hp.
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isnt about the hp. harmonics is root of all evil.
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Side note....i bought my pulley from ATI...kinda pissed that i paid 70 bucks more coming from the company that makes it

not sure on the belt part number, i have to measure mine, but im only running a short belt from crank to alt.
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Yeah Its the best deal I found. I will be one day doing the short belt, But for know water pump and PS are staying until funds allow. Have to research for this belt number.
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what are you still running?

all accessories or just wp and alt

what i did was get a stock length belt cut it then wrapped it around the way i wanted the new belt to run and marked it, then measured, then went to the auto parts store to get x length belt
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Originally Posted by Demonicbird00
what are you still running?

all accessories or just wp and alt

what i did was get a stock length belt cut it then wrapped it around the way i wanted the new belt to run and marked it, then measured, then went to the auto parts store to get x length belt
alt,wp,ps. I am sure there is a part # for this belt.
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You could always take a string and route it around all the acc's and measure how long that is. Then take that to the store. My belt right now is a 760K6 with a 25% ASP UD pulley. Stock is 790K6. IIRC the first numbers you can covert to inches. So 760K6 is 76" and 790K6 is 79" etc.
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I don't know of anyone with anything other then a blower car that has the balancer pinned to the crank fwiw... you will be fine with just a good bolt that's tq'd down right.
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Originally Posted by Zmg00camaross
isnt about the hp. harmonics is root of all evil.
It amazes me how many people don't know this.


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