Those with the 8-Rib SDCE setup
ATI pulley is SFI approved (need it for 10.99 or faster) and has no rubber bonding to deteriorate and fall apart, plus its indexed for timing and you can use other SBC 3 bolt drive adapter with it. It is most likely more effective as a torsional damper across a wider RPM range then the stocker but i doubt you see or feel anything because of it on a street car.
Never had an issue with the stock damper (3/16 machined keyway) running well into the 9s. Switched to the ATI damper for safety/tech reasons and never had any issues either. Just make sure to properly tighten the bolt on the crank and pin or key the stock balancer/crank (ATI damper needs to be keyed as well) and it should be fine unless it a race car and needs an SFI damper.
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Needless to say i ordered an ATI balancer the next day and havent had a single problem since.
I would very very highly recomend spending a few extra dollars on a good balancer. Its deff good insurance.


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