ATI Damper

[br8kawy]

I am installing Tomei 280 Solid Bump Sticks , a Garrett GT2876 and exhaust manifold.

I am planning on reving to 8500 RPM on 350-375 HP. Is it a good idea to install the ATI Damper or will the stock be just fine?

[Emperor_Tha]

if money no object then get It. It would be safer since u plan on reving it higher than stock redline

[jr_ss]

Get it, can't hurt to have it. I plan on running one on mine and I'll only be taking it to 8k...

[240life]

i just got mine today, it is very nice.

[Neil]

"bump sticks" haha..

If you're revving to 8 grand, I'd suggest getting your rotating assembly balanced at the machine shop before you try to compensate for not doing that by using an external harmonics damper.. just my $.02

[240life]

A good balance is like a third of the cost of the ATI unit, I went with both for when I upgrade my top end.

[jr_ss]

"bump sticks" haha..

If you're revving to 8 grand, I'd suggest getting your rotating assembly balanced at the machine shop before you try to compensate for not doing that by using an external harmonics damper.. just my $.02

My bottomend is already built, and fully balanced... This is just an added measure of security...

[DrifterProdigy85]

If your only revving to 8500rpm then go with 270s. Also id highly recommend the ATI pulley. Heres a dyno of mine with 270s. You can really see how well the tq is carried.