MT Slicks blow apart on the Dyno
09-15-2009, 09:50 PM
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MT Slicks blow apart on the Dyno I put my car on the dyno today and kept the MT Slicks on. The tires only have 4, 1/4 passes or so. After 4 pulls I looked at the tires and the drivers side had 3 large chucks missing on the in side and out side of the rubber. 16 psi. I'll post pictures tomorrow. Has anyone else had this problem?
09-16-2009, 07:51 AM
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I've called 3 different dyno's seeing about prices and each one of them told me I could not run Drag Radials or Slicks on their dyno. Each one of them said I would have to have a street tire or radial on the back.
Dyno operator should have known better.
Dyno operator should have known better.
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09-16-2009, 04:15 PM
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I've seen and ran many cars with slicks and drag radials on dynos and never seen this happen, also never heard of it happening. Now that I see this, I will never do that again. Sorry to hear about this happing to you. BTW, nice wheels.
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wow!
We have ran many cars on our dyno in which some have been at 1100+ rwhp on slicks and never had an issue. We always run 25 psi in the tires which may help.
just not sure how a dyno can rip a chunk of tire off
We have ran many cars on our dyno in which some have been at 1100+ rwhp on slicks and never had an issue. We always run 25 psi in the tires which may help.
just not sure how a dyno can rip a chunk of tire off
