GMC Sierra Harmonic Balancers

The GMC Sierra, as well as its technically identical twin, the Chevy Silverado, debuted in 1998 and replaced the C/K series on the market. It is curious that the completely new model of the GMC truck was marketed along with the old one, which was called the Sierra Classic, up to 2000. The design of the first generation of the Sierra was made luxurious, while still featuring that ruggedness of GM pickups. The engine ranged from 4.8 L to 6.0 L in displacement and featured a V6 or V8 configuration. The horsepower ratings started at 255 hp and the top performance output equaled to 300 ponies.

Harmonic balancers, also known as torsional dampers, balance the engine and, depending on the engine configuration, may work as the counterweights of the crankshaft and offset the weight of the connecting rod and piston. If you are going to restore the engine of your Sierra, it is crucial that you choose quality replacement balancers that are crafted for your specific vehicle application. Of course, you may order GMC Sierra replacement harmonic balancers at the dealer or go with the quality yet cost effective option while buying these engine parts from us.