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mate i've got one of these (see links) by Ross Tuffbond. Not a bad price and supposed to be pretty good. My engine if still in the build so i havent had personal experience with it.

http://www.rosstuffbond.com.au/pages/harmonic_balancers.html

http://www.justjap.com/parts_nengine.htm

Just jap are a business trader on here so drop them a pm. Pretty sure they come in under drive as well.

Cheers

Ross metal jacket, I put one on mine.

IMPORTANT: They haven't made a puller for it yet to get the bloody thing off!

I rang em and they said they would get back to me....They haven't yet so I suggest you guys give em a ring also. This might get the ball rolling a bit quicker as when of if it needs to come off, you wouldn't want to destroy it in doing so.

I tried generic ones(pullers) but they won't fit, so the only other option would be to get on manufactured to suit the ten? hex bolt setup they have.

Cheers.

The ATI dampners are excellent, but depends how much you want to spend,

Think the ATi will set you back round $1500 at the minimum, they look damn sexy though :P

Man those ROSS ones are cheap as :action-smiley-069:

Might have to think about one of those instead next time, depending on how many others have good experience with them

but yeah ATI for the win for me at the moment, I could be swayed by the ROSS one though depending on others reviews with them

The ATI ones are here:

http://www.atiperformanceproducts.com/prod...mpers/index.htm

But guessing since you are going to 400kw or wanting to, for the price of the Ross one, i'd go that and spend the money saved on tuning :action-smiley-069:

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