Public Enemy

Hello guys,

I just had a question to all you dyno tuners about the reliability and maintenance of a dynojet.

I'm just about to buy a 248x dynojet which is about 10 years old and wanted to know the reliability and maintenance cost you had with this?

its an above ground dynojet with 4 post lift.

Appreciate your feeback

black98ws6ta

iTrader: (77)

I have had mine for a few years and never needed to do anything except replace the internal battery. I would not leave the stack unpluged for a long period of time.

Public Enemy

your was a 48 or a 24? I know that they are low-maintenance, just worried if anyone heard about any inertia drums failing in the dynojet.

Other than the drums, i dont think the electronics would cost much.

appreciate more feedback.

thanks

Doc

iTrader: (9)

I would be most concerned with how much knurling is left on the drum after 10 years of use.

Public Enemy

Hi Doc,

Do they have any mileage/time expectancy to live by any chance?

thanks,
Mahdi

Dennis@SpectacleSolutions

iTrader: (16)

we bought a 224 two years ago and for the first year, it sucked. we had to replace multiple stacks due to crappy reliability.

The last year though, no issues. (fingers crossed)

Public Enemy

What parts did you have to replace? i thought that dynojet offers free replacement parts for first years.

Slowhawk

iTrader: (12)

The big problem is the stacks which is not cheap.At my old shop we had a 248 and nothing broke in the 6 years I was there.

Public Enemy

any idea how much they retail?

thanks,
Mahdi