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I'm pretty sure this is covered in the "Thing Seen Before Forum" Buyt here goes:
Our canrs have Harmonic Dampers, other car have harmonic balancers. Replacing a harmonic balancecrt is tricky you need to worry about the balancing and rotation of the crank in relation to the new pulley. A harmonic dampr just does some work to reduce a slight vibration due to the large rotation mass of the cast iron pulley, which is heavy and not a perect balance.
Putting in AFX or Unorthodox underdrive pulley which are aluminum weight much less and don't have the damper... because they don't need it. They weighg significan;tly less than the cast iron stock pulley so the vibration isn't as great. The reduction in weight means you don't really have to worry about it. Plus, uver time, the damper ring on a stock crank pulley is rubber. Rubber breaks down and can actually create more vibration on a high mileage car. When I installed my AFX pulley the idle and everythign was smotther than it was with the stock crank pulley.
I recommend underdrive pulleys for all, NA or turbo. It's a good average of 10hp at the wheels, gop for it and be worry free.
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