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Topic: Who Makes a Fox Engine Torque Damper?
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FivePTSlow
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I've been looking all over and can't seem to find one anywhere. These will typically connect to the block or some sturdy part of the engine and bolt down to the frame to keep the engine from moving around under acceleration
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50DADDY
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Chain.
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dvuspny
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Use any of the applicable sizes of a hardware store "turn-buckle". That's what it sounds like that you are looking for. Then you can adjust the pre-load on it also.
[ January 07, 2012, 09:06 AM: Message edited by: dvuspny ]
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50DADDY
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Originally posted by dvuspny:
Use any of the applicable sizes of a hardware store "turn-buckle". That's what it sounds like that you are looking for. Then you can adjust the pre-load on it also.
This.Even better than a chain.
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