Found a new Underdrive pulley, good buy?
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I found a new underdrive pulley for $115 shipped on another forum. Its by KMJ Performance and it says
GM LS1 Fluid Dampened Harmonic Balancer / Pulley
25% Underdrive - S.F.I. Approved
New small block Chevy/GM fluid filled crankshaft damper/pulley. For LS1 Camaro and Firebird applications. Neutral (internal) balance. 25% underdrive (may require different belts). Up to a 12 HP gain is not uncommon.
Balancer is SFI 18.1 certified and tested to 12,500 RPM. Perfect for racing or even street applications. Laser welded steel housing with silicone gel surrounding the internal inertia ring. Dampens engine harmonics at any frequency and RPM. Will not cause spark sensors to retard timing. Provides maximum protection and performance for serpentine belt systems!
Is this a good pulley? Belts dont come with it, and i was wondering how i would find out what belt would fit it.
Any input is much appreciated!
GM LS1 Fluid Dampened Harmonic Balancer / Pulley
25% Underdrive - S.F.I. Approved
New small block Chevy/GM fluid filled crankshaft damper/pulley. For LS1 Camaro and Firebird applications. Neutral (internal) balance. 25% underdrive (may require different belts). Up to a 12 HP gain is not uncommon.
Balancer is SFI 18.1 certified and tested to 12,500 RPM. Perfect for racing or even street applications. Laser welded steel housing with silicone gel surrounding the internal inertia ring. Dampens engine harmonics at any frequency and RPM. Will not cause spark sensors to retard timing. Provides maximum protection and performance for serpentine belt systems!
Is this a good pulley? Belts dont come with it, and i was wondering how i would find out what belt would fit it.
Any input is much appreciated!
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I thought everyone was aware of this type of dampener. Fluidampener was a pretty common name in the racing scene up there with ati. I personally went with ATI. More expensive, but the idea of moving parts turned me off. Honestly both rubber and fluid types have worked out fine for some big names. I would say buy it, and let us know how it works out.
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Anybody have any opinions on this one? Thanks!
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...16+4294908198+
This one isn't too bad either -
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...16+4294908198+
This one isn't too bad either -
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku