Recommended 302 28oz Harmonic Balancer?

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    Thanks Im14. My only problem with that one is that I have to buy the spacers separately, where a few of the others include them (if needed). Still a good option though, especially if I don't need a spacer anyway...anyone know for sure?

    Any other recommendations?
     
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    IIRC.. most won't require using spacers unless you run later blocks with newer serpentine belt setups. I've never had to run them on early blocks and my Fluidamper doesn't require one on my 73 block running v-belts.

    you may want to call the mfgrs directly to get proper advice on spacer requirements for your particular setup. Plus.. it'll be much faster than playing the chat game around here for 2 days just to figure it out.
     
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    Go to the Speedway link and check "notes" to the right of the picture. It tells you exactly what spacers are needed when.

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