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WTB: harmonic balancer
#1

I would like to buy harmonic balancer (from S2).

PM if you have one, or know where I can find one.
thanks!
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.matti



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Porsche 968, 1992, 6-speed, Corallic-Red.



Mods.

Engine + Drivetrain: RS Barn Flywheel; RSBarn Chip1

Chassis: Rear Seat Delete; Fiberglass hood; Lexan rear hatch; Odyssey 680 racing battery + kill switch

Suspension & Brakes: 996 Turbo Mk1 front calibers + 330x34mm cross drilled discs front; 968 CS Cross drilled discs rear; Ferodo DS2500 brake pads; Speedline Corse Magnesium Wheels (18''); Shark Motorsport strut brace.



Coming up:

Adjustable Camber plates. m030 Sways + coilovers probably next summer... *sigh*

maybe slotted 2-piece front brake discs, If I find a good deal. Smile
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#2

Matti
I have an S2 harmonic balancer.
Pm me you your address and I will get
a shipping quote.

Pat
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#3

Ok, i'll ask the stupid question...what is an S2 Harmonic Balancer
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Johann van Biljon





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'94 Midnight Blue 968 Coupe - No Sunroof, RS Barn Stage 1 Chip, Airbox mod, RS Barn Cat-back, NGK irridium spark plugs - Sold

'92 Signal Red 964 Carrera 4 - Sold

'84 Burgundy 911 Carrera 3.2 Cabriolet - Sold

'90 Silver 944 Turbo S with M030 and limited slip diff - Sold

'76 Silver 911 Carrera 3.0 Targa - Sold

'79 Silver 924 5 speed - Sold
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#4

it's the pulley that goes on the front of the engine at the crank - it has a "floating" mass and dampener in it, doing essentially the same job as our dual mass flywheel
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