1968 340 harmonic balancer and main pulley

Thanks for all the information and input.
Anything is possible, but I am doubting anything is terribly mismatched i.e., having the old engine’s (360), harmonic in this set up. I bought the engine from a very reputable business owner/friend and high end Mopar guy that I’ve known for over 30 years. He told me the engine was rebuilt to factory specs by Ronnie Keselowski, former NASCAR driver/mechanic from Auburn Hills, MI.
I looked at the photo of motor when I bought it (3-4 years ago) and it had a harmonic balancer and main pulley on it.
I have had several real reputable mechanics work on my car and none ever mentioned anything as drastic as a wrong harmonic balancer. The last one said I should get a new harming balancer and pulley to smooth things out.

I just want to make sure I am buying the right parts and all because of the differences I had to deal with in putting a 1970 340 TA 6 pack motor into a 68 Dodge Dart.
Good deal. We wanted to cover all the bases with you, so as to know what to look for, and some wrong combinations do show up from time to time. If the existing damper is pulled, then you'll know what to look for; with a '70 340, there should be no obvious imbalance to the damper ring.