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Re: Help me choose between these 2 cast harmonic balancers
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I too am confuse by the "bell housing" term. Do you maybe mean timing chain cover, or maybe the lower pulley? As scratching said; Harmonic balancers, go on the front of the crank. The bell housing refers to the transmission in the back of the motor. yes it matters witch one you use.
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Re: Help me choose between these 2 cast harmonic balancers
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08/06/15 09:59 PM
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Sorry I meant lower pulley on the front of the harmonic balancer
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Re: Help me choose between these 2 cast harmonic balancers
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Update, after checking the 440source site. I think the thinner one is a 71 and earlier "6pack dampener" because of the off set pulley bolt pattern. I can't use it as it's not cast. The thicker one that says cast crank has an symmetrical bolt pattern. Now I guess I need another symmetrical pulley because the one i have is not symmetrical. or can I just open up one of the holes slightly on the pulley to make it symmetrical?
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