Out with the old DYNO in with the new!!!
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Out with the old DYNO in with the new!!!
Well we are making a big move here.
We are getting rid of our Dynojet 2wd dyno. As soon as we can get the details worked out and our new pit dug we are going to be installing a new Mustang Dyno.
We had some problems with the police, again, last week with road tuning and it is honestly getting out of hand.
We will be having frequent tuning days and dyno days here for all the AWD's. Should be some good upcoming fun.
Thanks for reading,
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
We are getting rid of our Dynojet 2wd dyno. As soon as we can get the details worked out and our new pit dug we are going to be installing a new Mustang Dyno.
We had some problems with the police, again, last week with road tuning and it is honestly getting out of hand.
We will be having frequent tuning days and dyno days here for all the AWD's. Should be some good upcoming fun.
Thanks for reading,
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
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dave i was wondering, how do you get by the police? like in one of your posts you said you drove your rs through that s curve than hit 150 almost (after dropping your kid off at school). dont you still have to do a ton of road tuning and testing? isnt it true road conditions in many cases are better/safer than dyno for tuning? how do you road test safely and not anger the police?
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Originally Posted by Terry S
Should have splurged and gone for a Dyno Dynamics
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Naaaa, Dynapack!
Anyway, any particular reason you went with Mustang dyno instead of upgrading your current dynojet to an AWD dynojet? Not biatching and moaning.... just curious about what went into your choice of equipment
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Originally Posted by Fourdoor
Naaaa, Dynapack!
Anyway, any particular reason you went with Mustang dyno instead of upgrading your current dynojet to an AWD dynojet? Not biatching and moaning.... just curious about what went into your choice of equipment
Keith
Anyway, any particular reason you went with Mustang dyno instead of upgrading your current dynojet to an AWD dynojet? Not biatching and moaning.... just curious about what went into your choice of equipment
Keith
Load bearing - its actually a good dyno, much more consistent than a dynojet IMO.
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This is GREAT NEWS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Finally we can have some real entertainment on the day after the shootout !!!!!!!! AWD dyno contest !
I can;t wait to come out there and do a tuning day on the new dyno
Finally we can have some real entertainment on the day after the shootout !!!!!!!! AWD dyno contest !
I can;t wait to come out there and do a tuning day on the new dyno
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Great news.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought mustang dyno reads lower compare to dynojet. Are there any correction factors??
Personally I've been to Payne for honda tuning but for DSM I'll stick to BR.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought mustang dyno reads lower compare to dynojet. Are there any correction factors??
Personally I've been to Payne for honda tuning but for DSM I'll stick to BR.