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Installed the MMR water pump pulley along with their 30% lighter damper. Both are beautiful pieces.
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What's the second one? crank? Both looks super nice. If they have a crank and it's underdrive, I'd definitely be all over that!
It is a stock diameter crankshaft damper. But it is lighter then stock, and 30% lighter then the ATI. I know some people say that a lighter damper may hinder dampening performance, but MMR is running it on race engines running close to 9k so it must be fine.
 

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It is a stock diameter crankshaft damper. But it is lighter then stock, and 30% lighter then the ATI. I know some people say that a lighter damper may hinder dampening performance, but MMR is running it on race engines running close to 9k so it must be fine.
Nice product @Mod Mustang Racing . :like:

Question for ya; I'm looking to install a ported GT-350 IM and 47 lb injectors that I already and been considering a MMR Coyote Billet Oil Pump gear & Crankshaft gear Combo as well. I do a lot of track days & auto-x and figured the time at high RPM might require some insurance like the CG & OPG.

However for power ranges of 450-500 would a dampener be recommended or necessary for higher RPM applications?

TIA all.
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