Question about running the EVO on 2wd Dyno?
Jul 19, 2005, 06:46 PM
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Buschur Racing converted their shop Evo into RWD by disconnecting the front drive shafts. If you run your AWD car on a 2WD dyno, something is DEFINITELY gonna break.
Jul 19, 2005, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Dr. Fob
Buschur Racing converted their shop Evo into RWD by disconnecting the front drive shafts. If you run your AWD car on a 2WD dyno, something is DEFINITELY gonna break.
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Jul 21, 2005, 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by ebbeast2005
the shop i go to said that its pretty simple and safe just said something about viscus cupller (sp) no clue what that is
Jul 21, 2005, 05:38 PM
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Originally Posted by gsujeff55
just find an AWD dyno before you break something. you really gonna swap transfer cases just to dyno and then swap back?
My friend have a shop with 2WD and its the only one in that country. He would like to know how to Dyno the EVO's on 2WD. Thats all.
Jul 21, 2005, 07:20 PM
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My friend have a shop with 2WD and its the only one in that country. He would like to know how to Dyno the EVO's on 2WD. Thats all.
Please go to another one with an AWD dyno
Jul 21, 2005, 09:00 PM
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the shops in hagerstown MD applied force i have to find there number. There a AWD dyno in winchester VA im not sure where in Va u Are but DO NOT GO THERE they are **** and cant tune for anything. I wouldnt trust them to strap down my car to the dyno agian......
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Its not that we dont want to keep it a secret how to convert an evo for 2wd dynoing, its just that the process is very in-depth and should not be tried by someone who has anything less than advanced tools and knowledge to try such. We don't want to be the person who told someone and they in turn tried it and really F-ed their sh*t up .
Its one of those things that is just better to say "it should only be attempted by professionals". If anything, because its not easy to judge a strangers mechanical apptitude over the phone. This would be better for a good smart DIY'er to write up about.
Just wanted to let everyone know where I'm coming from as a shops point of view.
Its one of those things that is just better to say "it should only be attempted by professionals". If anything, because its not easy to judge a strangers mechanical apptitude over the phone. This would be better for a good smart DIY'er to write up about.
Just wanted to let everyone know where I'm coming from as a shops point of view.