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TCI Rattler Torsional Vibration Absorber Big Block Chrysler
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Rattler Torsional Vibration Ablorber
The basis for TCI's patened , revolutionary Rattler torsional vibration absorber originally stemed from absorbers used on piston type aircraft engines. By absorbing vibrations, as opposed to merely dampening, the Rattler is able to effectively control amplitudes of vibration and angle of crankshaft twist over a broad RPM range. By controlling engine vibration, engine crankshaft and bearing life are substantially increased as a result. Smoother operation also increases valvetrain stability and lengthens the life of valvetrain components. When compared to other dampers of the same size and material, Rattler is comparable in weight, does not utilize elastomers or viscous fluids and requires absolutely no maintenance. The timing marks are etched into the body of the unit, so they will never move relative to the crankshaft. Meets SFI 18.1 specs.
Rattler Timing Pointer
The latest addition to Comp Cams popular Rattler engine vibration absorber line. These are high-quality timing pointers CNC-machined from aluminum billet. Handsomely finished in black anodization with a laser etched logo on the front. The pointer is adjustable up to 4 degrees and all fasteners are stainless steel.
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