Dodge Charger Harmonic Balancers

Muscle cars have been attracting the public with eye-catching designs, mighty powertrains, and reasonable price tags for over 50 years. Average drivers seeking a high-powered vehicle for both everyday commutes and occasional racing could afford to buy one. One of the first muscle cars is the Dodge Charger, whose first generation was launched in 1965. It was followed by 4 more generations before its production was discontinued due to dissatisfying sales numbers. 19 years later, the refreshed Dodge Charger made its comeback to the market in its sixth generation (LX). The latest, seventh gen was introduced in 2011.

Modern car manufacturers aim at the highest level of performance and safety, however, comfort is not forgotten either. Many vehicle parts and devices are installed in the auto in order to make it as comfortable as possible. One of the problems reducing not only comfort, but also the efficiency of vehicle operation is vibration. To avoid it, there are harmonic balancers – their main function is to reduce torsional vibration. If you feel more vibration than usual and hear a knocking or squeaking noise from the engine, it is time for the harmonic balancer to be checked. A worn part should be replaced, and if that is the case, browse through Dodge Charger harmonic balancers available at our website and get the right part that will ensure OE-like performance.