955 Dyno Jet WHP at ICS Dyno Jet - Dyno Flash Evo 8
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955 Dyno Jet WHP at ICS Dyno Jet - Dyno Flash Evo 8
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I guess this means that the correction I was using was 23 WHP off on a 955 whp car - kind of close IMHO
The great thing about this dyno is that it solves all debate
The great thing about this dyno is that it solves all debate
It just throws everything off IMO when you hear a number from a DD, it is assumed it should be a low reading dyno. But whatever, that is all in the past and I am glad you are on a dynojet now. And the whole dyno number debat is over-rated/pointless any how. Sorry to go off topic so soon.
The car is looking great
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I was too lazy to hook up the tach signal so I have no TQ but interested math types can calculate the tq from that chart - they did it before in the past
Frankly, the car feels very anti social and dangerous at this point. It has reached the point where I think of my physical well being before each short journey. It is for sure very enjoyable to feel that much power, you just get this voice in the back of your head starting to suggest that something may go wrong at any moment (which of course it can and often does).
Frankly, the car feels very anti social and dangerous at this point. It has reached the point where I think of my physical well being before each short journey. It is for sure very enjoyable to feel that much power, you just get this voice in the back of your head starting to suggest that something may go wrong at any moment (which of course it can and often does).
That wasn't the point.. It's just shouldn't even have been reading higher than a dynojet in the first place if the suggested factory specs would have been used and left there
It just throws everything off IMO when you hear a number from a DD, it is assumed it should be a low reading dyno. But whatever, that is all in the past and I am glad you are on a dynojet now. And the whole dyno number debat is over-rated/pointless any how. Sorry to go off topic so soon.
The car is looking great
It just throws everything off IMO when you hear a number from a DD, it is assumed it should be a low reading dyno. But whatever, that is all in the past and I am glad you are on a dynojet now. And the whole dyno number debat is over-rated/pointless any how. Sorry to go off topic so soon.
The car is looking great

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I think the whole dyno controvesy is getting silly
As the man just said - a dyno is a tuning tool
All too often internet racers get too caught up on dyno numbers which mean very little
I am glad I am back on a dyno jet for what its worth as its the only dyno I know of that has no end user "adjustment" to raise and lower the power readings
As the man just said - a dyno is a tuning tool
All too often internet racers get too caught up on dyno numbers which mean very little
I am glad I am back on a dyno jet for what its worth as its the only dyno I know of that has no end user "adjustment" to raise and lower the power readings
I used to think the dyno number was all that matterd...but who cares, its just a number. You should be more conserned with what it runs...
Car seems to be running ok Al...haha, I would take 955 on any dyno...
Car seems to be running ok Al...haha, I would take 955 on any dyno...



