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239 crank pulley on a 292?

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Would there be any adverse effects of swapping the 292 damper for a 239 crank pulley?  I need to keep the high mount fan in my '55 F250.

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Probably won't change anything you would notice, unless the 239 pulley is out of balance for some reason.

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Thank you for the quick response!  That was the answer I was hoping for.
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Had one on my 55 f100 for several years now. Not a problem. I wouldn't use it for competition or anything with

way high rpm.

55f100

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Correct me if mistaken, but I thought 239s pulleys are not a Damper design?

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Paul:

You are correct, but for truck usage the lack of damper will not be a big deal.  Some trucks produced after dampers were built still used solid pulleys.

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