Subject	The point would be to decouple the belts from the shaft.
Posted by	Karl (MD) on August 22, 2008 at 11:48 AM
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In Reply To	Is it possible to modify a solid UD pulley into a dampener? posted by Waggz on August 22, 2008 at 11:17 AM
Message	Adding the rubber as you suggested wouldn't do anything to accomplish this.
Follow Ups	Is it possible to modify a solid UD pulley into a dampener? - Waggz 11:17:05 08/22/08 no. (n/m) - AntiHero 11:43:03 08/22/08 The point would be to decouple the belts from the shaft. - Karl (MD) 11:48:49 08/22/08 Just buy an ATI damper if you're concerned about harmonics - LitlElvis 12:10:30 08/22/08 There is not one available for the vehicle that I - Waggz 13:42:54 08/22/08 meh, why go thru that kind of hassle to modify a *truck*? (n/m) - LJZTT 19:45:08 08/22/08 To increase torque and MPG. (n/m) - Waggz 19:50:13 08/22/08 bah, intake tornado, or whatever it's called (n/m) - LJZTT 20:15:13 08/22/08 lol (n/m) - ZLover4Life 21:17:35 08/22/08 Uhhh... no. (n/m) - Waggz 22:05:20 08/22/08 Also, to answer your question if your large block of rubber - LitlElvis 14:34:11 08/22/08 lol... - Drk93TT 12:40:39 08/22/08 that would be silly (n/m) - aliaZ 12:57:10 08/22/08 just baste it in silicone sealant. (n/m) - Medici (NorCal) 13:56:30 08/22/08 seriously though, contact a manufacturer and let them - Medici (NorCal) 14:10:25 08/22/08 Actually... - Waggz 14:19:31 08/22/08 ATI will do a custom one-off damper for around $750-$1000 - LitlElvis 14:45:49 08/22/08
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