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12-11-2014 01:44 PM #1
Not positive on this, but I believe only early 454's are externally balanced which means the dampner and flexplate have to match.Ken Thomas
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12-11-2014 06:18 PM #2
all 454 from gm came with external all years. not the same damper for all of them mark 4 over the years are the same till gen 6 454. 90and up need more on the fly wheel weight and some times come up less weight on the damper and needs to be reworked as some gen 6 454 have a reluctor wheel on crank and gets sandwich in so the over all damper hub is shorter . on dampers i throw old 454 dampers out there is no way i send one out for a rebuild with seal cut on hub . as new there priced right on all new. save that rebuild bul% $hit for a something that can not be found any more . i seen to many beat with a hammer or outer ring with dents in then helcoils and speed sleeves. seen them fail. on some old cast iron parts in a stock damper screw that. on low buck build s i use oem pioneer .i used them no bad feed back and used many. i buy new dampers for engine i build so its not hard to buy over 20 a year. stuff that gets beat the hell out of for street pioneer sfi steel damper .i stop using fluldampr long ago all my big HP builds i use only ATI oh do not forget to check your press and may need to be hone for the right press as race dampers this need to be checked . this can only be done with the right tooling and not a brake hone . a machine shop with sunnen tooling with the CR series mandrel can do this jobLast edited by pat mccarthy; 12-11-2014 at 06:49 PM.
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