LostSoul Evo

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i read an article someone wrote on a website talking about the differences between the different type of dynos. from what i understand is a dynojet dyno typical reads high compared to other dynos like the mustang dyno.

so i just wanna know since a lot of members and tuners have been on dynos. which dyno is the closest to stating ur cars true power. i know this aint an easy question. but ANY HELPFUL INFO WOULD BE APPRECIATE. did caps because i know someone gonna say something stupid or do a search. well the search sucks. so anyone wit helpful info on their experience or what they seen in person would be nice.

heres the link to the article about dynos. it might be a repost or already viewed by some of u. Dyno_load vs inertia_1

vegasboy301

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lol justin. lol. i would like to know this as well

Ninj0x

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From what I have come to learn is that dynos were never intended to be used for bragging rights. They are tools to extract more power out of a car regardless of the units/accruacy of measure. If you think that your car is faster than someone's, race them. Don't tell them what your car put down on X dyno.

PoorBoys

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A Mustang Dyno is the closest thing to actual whp. A Dynojet Dyno adds 15-20% automatically to give you your bhp. People often confuse this number with whp. Here are some great writeups on the subject:
http://www.racersden.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7462
On http://www.germanmotorcars.com/Dyno_load%20vs%20inertia_1.htm it says:

Erik@MIL.SPEC

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Don't forget a dyno dynamics dyno. Besides, the resolution on the Mustang dyno sheets leaves a lot to be desired IMHO.

inariv5573

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That can't be right concerning the Dynojet showing BHP. Because many Evos show 230-240 stock on a Dynojet. That doesn't equate to BHP because the stock Evo makes 271 BHP.

astondg

The only "accurate" way to know what power you are making at the engine (usually flywheel) is to use an engine dyno. Even that won't be completely "accurate" but should be close enough. Otherwise you have to get all the cars you want to compare on to the same dyno at the same and on the same or very similar days. As long as you use the same dyno everytime there shouldn't be a problem. I think with dynos it is like people said, they are only a guide and none of them are completely accurate.

Aston

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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=151207
Some of these questions were answered yesterday on this link.

There is a big difference between dyno's
Just like the article in the first post says.
Very informative piece.
I do not agree with the guide part though. It is essential to have a steady state tune for optimal ignition and fuel mapping. For us in the tuning community we need the best tools we can use. So IMHO Mustang and Dyno Dynamics dynos are the best.

PoorBoys

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A stock evo makes about 215 on a Mustang.

evo_dadi

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hard to really say which is the most accurate but i would rather to stay and get tuned to one dyno so you know the differences of each mod that you add.dont let other dyno numbers confuse you and just focus on your own since some guys when they post their results they either estimate it go from the crank

Dustin@Vishnu

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I think a better question would be of consistancy. The number the dyno spits out is just number, whether it be 200whp or 250whp. The important part of the equation, from a tuning stand point is the consistancy, and useablity the dyno has. If given the same conditions and equal power output, a good dyno will read the same every time, and the charts will overlay eachother. So what are the downfalls of each?

Dynojets: These dynos use large rollers in order to create their load. This means that if the same conditions are met, the chart may show up somewhat different, because of the harmonic noise of the dyno. This can make the dynocharts somewhat hard to read, when looking for knock. Also, the run can't be seen until it is finished.

Mustang Dynos: The biggest downfall of this dyno is the way it collects data. Mustang dynos collect 8 data points during the run, and then connect the dots. Obviously, this poses huge issues when looking for knock events and such.

Dyno Dynamics: The number. People looking for bragging rights need to go elsewhere. On the other hand, unlike the other two, it plots each individual point, and also draws the line in real time, in extremely high resolution. This is important when looking for knock events, or lean burn.

bdking57

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Mustang dyno.. there should be a warning however, prepare to have your ego shattered a when using.

Widebandphillip

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Dynapack gets my vote. Highly accurate with real time torque readout.

LostSoul Evo

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thanks for the info. i guess the best thing to is just use one type of dyno when tryin to find out ur power figures. is it best to stay away from a dynojet since they read high. we got a mustang dyno here in vegas now. thats seems to be getting pretty good approval from some of u guys.

what type of dyno does Tuning Techonolgy use

Widebandphillip

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tuning technology uses a dynojet. Highly unusable for tuning.