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I was just curious if it could be done and if it would work. The idea is if I were to source a large block of rubber and have it cut to tightly fit inside the face of the pulley and would be anchored buy a metal plate held in place with the crank bolt. Would just attaching a piece of rubber to the pulley be enough to dampen engine harmonics and vibrations that cause damage? I've looked throughout the internet looking at dampener pulleys and every one I have found is a 3 piece design with a hub, rubber damper ring, the the rim that has the belt grooves. I know that is the best design for a dampener, but would my idea work on an already existing solid UD pulley?
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