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Fluidampr

Fluidampr Chevy LS3/L99/Camaro w/ Stock Pulley Steel Internally Balanced Damper

SKU: FDR760111
Barcode: 00815293002293

$492.46

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Fluidampr Chevy LS3/L99/Camaro w/ Stock Pulley Steel Internally Balanced Damper

$492.46

$492.46

Tech Specs

Brand
Fluidampr
SKU
FDR760111
Manufacturer part number
760111
Category
Engine Components › Crankshaft Dampers
Shipping weight
16.9 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Protect your Camaro SS or LS-based truck engine from harmful torsional vibration with a Fluidampr viscous damper designed for high-performance street and racing applications. Increased cylinder pressure, RPM and rotating assembly changes can reduce the effectiveness of stock elastomer-style dampers. Fluidampr viscous damping technology helps control crankshaft harmonics across the entire RPM range to support long-term engine durability, accessory drive stability and reduced wear on critical components.Application summary: 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro SS 6.2L LS3/L99. GM LS-based truck applications.Fitment note: Pinning recommended for high-horsepower and supercharged applications. Fluidampr Pin Kit p/n 300004 available separately.Fitment note: Compatible with LS accessory drives using 3.00" crank pulley offset spacing.

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