CTS-V balancer + hub overall length
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CTS-V balancer + hub overall length Does anybody have their CTS-V apart for a cam swap or something else, and also have a set of dial calipers handy? If you do, can you measure the overall length from the front of the balancer to the rear of the hub?
I spent a while on the phone with ATI's tech line today, and they don't have a setup that will work with the CTS-V accessories (and I don't have a stock one to measure), so I'm going to get them that dimension and see if they have one thats close (vette might work with a little machining I think), and if not, I'm going to see if I can get them to add one to their lineup so that guys running CTS-V's or just the accessories from one (like me) can have an SFI Super Damper too.
I spent a while on the phone with ATI's tech line today, and they don't have a setup that will work with the CTS-V accessories (and I don't have a stock one to measure), so I'm going to get them that dimension and see if they have one thats close (vette might work with a little machining I think), and if not, I'm going to see if I can get them to add one to their lineup so that guys running CTS-V's or just the accessories from one (like me) can have an SFI Super Damper too.
Last edited by Mike454SS; Jul 5, 2006 at 09:50 PM.
Hmm, this is interesting. Might want to check out the caddy forum or you could get a dealership to order you one, measure it, tell them to stick it up their hind-end, then go and have one made. 
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In case anyone else is looking and finds this in the search, I sent an e-mail to the guys at Katech, and they replied that the CTS-V uses the same part as the Corvette, which is ATI number 917278
Good info. Now If 99% of all CTS-V owners would leave the country club, they might actually hop them up. 
BTW - Have you seen Parker's CTS-V? Chuck from HPE has a pretty sweet one too.....
BTW - Have you seen Parker's CTS-V? Chuck from HPE has a pretty sweet one too.....
