2nd Annual Bay Area G Dyno Day
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02-15-2005, 08:22 PM
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Andrew, let me know if you need any help with anything. PM me or email me skeletoncru@sbcglobal.net ...Eloy
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02-16-2005, 11:57 AM
Originally Posted by MOTOP
I like the idea of Dynapak better, since it is more accurate on automatics
I would think it is not as true of a reading because you don't have your wheels attached, which contributes to some HP loss. So the readings might be a little higher than a roller dyno, but I guess it doesn't matter. HP is all relative and for us you want to run on the same type of dyno to get results that you can compare to previous runs.
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Originally Posted by P_Diddy
Why is a Dynopak dyno more accurate for autos?
I would think it is not as true of a reading because you don't have your wheels attached, which contributes to some HP loss. So the readings might be a little higher than a roller dyno, but I guess it doesn't matter. HP is all relative and for us you want to run on the same type of dyno to get results that you can compare to previous runs.
I would think it is not as true of a reading because you don't have your wheels attached, which contributes to some HP loss. So the readings might be a little higher than a roller dyno, but I guess it doesn't matter. HP is all relative and for us you want to run on the same type of dyno to get results that you can compare to previous runs.
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