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Sfi Damper

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Anyone here use the Innovators West damper with crank trigger? Thinking about going in a different direction.
Couldnt see on the website but does anyone know if the damper has 360* timing marks?
Any input is appreciated.
Thanks

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As fancy as that dampner appears I just can not imagine it without 360° markings.
 
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how big is your motor? if your motor is 500 " or more, inertia weight is important. i would really talk to your engine builder and get his input . i don't like the fact that you cant service (rebuild) the unit your self . ATI is the way to go. they have many option for our mopars. there race proven check out there website http://www.atiracing.com/products/dampers/charts/damchrysler.htm
 
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My last 4 hemi's all have ATI units on them. I've used steel hub/aluminum shell/chevy bolt pattern... for them.
 
even on there website don't say if you can use it with a gear drive,at least ati,you can get it anyway you want
 
View attachment 347033 how big is your motor? if your motor is 500 " or more, inertia weight is important. i would really talk to your engine builder and get his input . i don't like the fact that you cant service (rebuild) the unit your self . ATI is the way to go. they have many option for our mopars. there race proven check out there website http://www.atiracing.com/products/dampers/charts/damchrysler.htm
Motor is stock stroke 440. That may change though.
 
even on there website don't say if you can use it with a gear drive,at least ati,you can get it anyway you want
Not a lot of info on their site. Ill have to give them a call.
 
My last 4 hemi's all have ATI units on them. I've used steel hub/aluminum shell/chevy bolt pattern... for them.
If I were just replacing the damper, I would use the ATI.
I was interested in this because it has the integrated magnets for their crank trigger setup.
Just looking to see if anyone has run this setup.
 
You can get magnets on an ATI. They sell just the magnet shell for $250 for the mopar units if you already have an ATI. I've used the Innovators West on some SBF combos. I don't remember if it had timing marks all the way around.
 
I have never had a problem running gear drives and dampners or hubs.
 
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