Engine Dampener - does it actually have use or just bling?
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From: Aberdeen, NJ now in Ca.
Originally Posted by chrisw
It actually worked for some time before one of the brackets broke. so I guess it was effective while it lasted.
I was told that if you have the original recipt from the shop you bought it from, weaponR would send a free replacement. But I lost my reciept, so the point is mute (for me anyway)
I was told that if you have the original recipt from the shop you bought it from, weaponR would send a free replacement. But I lost my reciept, so the point is mute (for me anyway)
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From: planet earth
check the product review/how to of the ingalls engine torque damper.
https://www.evolutionm.net/features/...vomfeatures/53
there is ALOT of talk in the"discuss this product" section. Alot of the same ones I noticed.....
https://www.evolutionm.net/features/...vomfeatures/53
there is ALOT of talk in the"discuss this product" section. Alot of the same ones I noticed.....
That looks exactly like the weapon r my buddy has, he has had issues with the bracket bending , not a lot but noticeable.
Originally Posted by fletch
Here's the PIC damper, I want one.
http://picperformance.com/store/scri...?idCategory=44
http://picperformance.com/store/scri...?idCategory=44
Originally Posted by EVO8 WHOA
i wanna see this one u got gruppe s, ne pics of the stillway?
Fully aluminumized casing w/ heavy duty piston design. Mounting plates are forged aluminum.Tighten your engine chassis and eliminate unwanted movement of your engine under hard acceleration and during hard cornering. Also improves shifting engagement. Comes with heavy duty engine damper, engine chassis plate and strut top plate to secure installation.
Thanks,
Tom
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Originally Posted by 05WhiteEVO8
That looks exactly like the weapon r my buddy has, he has had issues with the bracket bending , not a lot but noticeable.
Damn that civic engine looks really good. Nice color combos and all. Only thing it is missing is a full race manifold mated up to a nice T3 and that shiny pipe with the PSSSSHHHHH valve one it 
From what I have read, there are mixed opinions on this thing. For $170 and easier shifting, coupled with the fact that it may prevent or atleast reduce the possibility of misshifting, i think it would be worth a go.
From what I have read, there are mixed opinions on this thing. For $170 and easier shifting, coupled with the fact that it may prevent or atleast reduce the possibility of misshifting, i think it would be worth a go.
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I personally love my Ingalls e.t.d... I can promise the Ingalls product does what it says... Also the issue with alot of the other e.t.d's on the market is the bracketery not holding up to the high horse power the evo delivers. I have seen several threads of other brands breaking or bending as soon as they are put on the car!(some companies have actually done a product recall on the brackets) Do the research on the different companies that offer this product cause several are definately are not up to par especially for the evo's......The main thing is the fact that mine cleaned up the shifting slop.. I also put in motor mounts and it is definately a great combo. Highly recommend this combination.. The only negative I can say is the resonation and vibration transfer but I put the dynamat in and that was totally gone. Plus for all the performance gains I.e shifting,decreased torque steer, decreased wheel hop, I can live with a little vibration....
