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Old 01-14-2014, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by mchicia1
Jake, did you drill and tap for the damper or did your block have the provision?
I 'think' Jake did as I did & fitted the Trick Flow Damper kit, i used the LS2 Damper
Old 01-14-2014, 11:48 AM
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I am using the genuine LS6 damper. Block was drilled and tapped for it. Got it from Katech.
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Cool thanks.

I just ordered the c5r katech chain just now since I'm gonna be swapping cams again. I figured with my luck, I better get that ls2 chain outta there. $150 chain vs $3500 forged 347, hmmm .

I'm not gonna drill for the damper though, too risky with the engine in the car imo.
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I also got the Ls6 dampner from katech



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