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 Post subject: Dampers
PostPosted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 12:09 pm 
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OK another fiction or not question

Is it true that you can use a RB damper on a slant? apparently the crank nose an those V8's and the slant is the same

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 Post subject: Yes
PostPosted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 1:00 pm 
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Yes you can use the B/RB harmonic balancer. of course your on your own for a timing mark...

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Also, the pulleys will not line up.

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I would try to get a Romac Slant 6 balancer from Oz. Nice unit, not too expensive, and endorsed by Cameron Tilley...

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http://www.romac.com.au/

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bb dampers work but you have to change the timing cover seal to a bb seal and with the belt groove have one machined into the thick part of the damper and you can use the stock belt locations


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PostPosted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 12:15 pm 
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Do all slants come with dampers? Mine is a '74 I didn't think it had one but I could be wrong. What is the advantage of adding one if it dosent?

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All engines have vibration dampers, including all slant-6s, including your '74. It is integral with the crankshaft pulley.

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 12:58 pm 
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WHY I asked this question -
1 RB dampers are easy to get over here slanties not
2 I was wondering how to eliminate the dreaded outer ring slip

This said - the romac units are nice

Just wonder which will be best - the steel or ally outer ring

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There's no need to eliminate the inner-hub/outer-ring construction. They work fine for decades!

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Thanks Dan, sometimes its better to ask the dumb questions than to remain ignorant.

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As long as we're talkin dampers,Hows come my 80&83 truck slants have such a BIG weight compared to others I see?Does that have to do with the lighter crank(13-14# less)?If so what happens when swapping older/newer balancers on older/newer cranks?Just another question that keeps me awake at night :? :)

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I have a cast crank engine with a standard damper on it.. I suppose it is possible that since yours is a truck engine, that they put maybe a V8 damper on there?

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No. Slant-6 engines always and only got slant-6 dampers. V8 engines always and only got V8 dampers.

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