Video and Dyno Sheet of one of my Dyno4mance runs

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Sep 16, 2004 | 06:13 AM

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yeah, Those cars are very heavy though

Sep 16, 2004 | 06:17 AM

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Yes, Dyno Dynamics have been shown to read about 17% lower than a dynojet AWD dyno. Even a little lower than a dynapak. On a dynojet I should be around 321whp. A stock evo dynos around 190 on a dyno dynamics.

It keeps being said our dyno reads low....has it been considered that dynojets read high?
Dynapaks give a similar number to an inertia type dynojet not because they are inacurate but because there actually is more power at the "hubs" after you remove the parasitic drag of the weight of the wheel and tire combo and you remove the frictional losses at the tire surface you will gain a lot of power......but it will not do much for your handling if you drove around on the rotors everyday

Sep 16, 2004 | 06:26 AM

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hahah....i guess in that case. Dynojet Reads 17% higher than a Dyno Dynamics.

Sep 17, 2004 | 06:20 AM

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I didn't know we had another dyno shop in GA. Only AWD ones I knew of were Subaru of Gwinette and Knowledge. Glad to know we have another.

On a side note, I think its cool as crap that you guys post video and dyno sheets. Time to download.