at first I thought you are doing something w/out knowing it's penalty, but then I realized you know the what you are doing. Are you looking to rebuild the engine soon?

anyone with fluldampr on stock motore please share...

 

anyone else has fluidampr on their stock engine, please share your experience with it. I am debating whether I should keep or sell mine.

 

put it on, it can only help


ask yourself this: what is cheaper? a fluidampr or an engine rebuild cause you spun a bearing?

im not saying that you will spin a bearing w/o the damper

 

I got one of the early ones...but its waiting to be installed when my built motor comes.

But yah its not really there to make your car faster.

 

thanks for the input guys.

biffman let me know after installed see if you can feel anything.

 

ttt

 

Why did you bump an 8 year old post?

 

Haha I forgot about this...

But yes Fugiwara it works fine.

That being said it will not help you if your entire rotating assembly is not balanced.

When I built the motor I had the flywheel, crank and dampener balanced as a unit. This in turn saves the rotating group from the inherent vibration caused by Engine harmonics. Net result is engine bearings lasting longer on by build.

 

LMAO I love how you're bumping a question that you asked 8 years ago. Have you been waiting 8 years to install your fluidampr?