testing evo on 2wd dyno
there is no other way for me to tune car
, i want to make it 2wd for dyno only , its dyno dinamics here, just arrived couple weeks ago , they already tuned skyline 33gtr by disconnecting diff or something i dont know exactly
, i want to make it 2wd for dyno only , its dyno dinamics here, just arrived couple weeks ago , they already tuned skyline 33gtr by disconnecting diff or something i dont know exactly
The problem with tuning it by disconnecting the driveshaft is that once everything is hooked back the tune will likely be a bit off. As the car will load differently to 4 the wheels vs 2.
Street tune the car man. This is your best bet. All the tools you need to do it are out there.
Get in touch with my man Tamer he does a lot of work with guys outside the US remotely.
http://www.4wstuning.com or PM 4WSTuning on here
Street tune the car man. This is your best bet. All the tools you need to do it are out there.
Get in touch with my man Tamer he does a lot of work with guys outside the US remotely.
http://www.4wstuning.com or PM 4WSTuning on here
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Do some reading first on tuning before posting something like that. A street tune will do fine. If you really want some "true" HP / TQ numbers, do the drive to a good shop with an AWD dyno (someone out there has to have one). A tuner set up with a 2wd dyno isn't going to have experience tuning Evos anyways. Or do the remote tune route, and invest in a Tactix Cable / ecuflash / evoscan



Do some reading first on tuning before posting something like that. A street tune will do fine. If you really want some "true" HP / TQ numbers, do the drive to a good shop with an AWD dyno (someone out there has to have one). A tuner set up with a 2wd dyno isn't going to have experience tuning Evos anyways. Or do the remote tune route, and invest in a Tactix Cable / ecuflash / evoscan
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