Looking for an engine dyno near DFW
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Looking for an engine dyno near DFW
Hey all, been searching around and couldn't really find anyone who does engine dynos for ls engines. Been building my engine for sometime now and almost finished with it. I have rebuilt many engines but nothing of this caliber and want to make sure it is right and broken in when I throw it in my V. I live just south of Dallas so I am looking for someone near the DFW area. For those who are curious this is what I have now on my engine
LQ9 block bored and stroke to 414.6
Mahles 2cc pistons
Eagles 4" in crank and H-rods
COMP GM LS LS1 289/305 .624/.624 114° LSR RECTANGULAR PORT CAMSHAFT
PRC LS3 Aftermarket 6-Bolt 260cc CNC Cylinder Heads
Ls3 rocker with trunions
Fast LSXR 102mm Intake
my compression ratio is about 11.8:1, Been building this motor for a long time and since i got out of the Navy I have more time to actually be a gear head again so I am pretty excited. I am about to order the Creative Steel 8.8 after taxes come in and going to ship out the tranny to tickshift when I have everything pulled out. I dont know what to do about the exhaust yet, since I am in Texas I have state inspections. Let me know what you guys think. I am hoping to be finished by the end of this year as long as i dont get any surprise bills
LQ9 block bored and stroke to 414.6
Mahles 2cc pistons
Eagles 4" in crank and H-rods
COMP GM LS LS1 289/305 .624/.624 114° LSR RECTANGULAR PORT CAMSHAFT
PRC LS3 Aftermarket 6-Bolt 260cc CNC Cylinder Heads
Ls3 rocker with trunions
Fast LSXR 102mm Intake
my compression ratio is about 11.8:1, Been building this motor for a long time and since i got out of the Navy I have more time to actually be a gear head again so I am pretty excited. I am about to order the Creative Steel 8.8 after taxes come in and going to ship out the tranny to tickshift when I have everything pulled out. I dont know what to do about the exhaust yet, since I am in Texas I have state inspections. Let me know what you guys think. I am hoping to be finished by the end of this year as long as i dont get any surprise bills
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Not an expert for sure, but I'd imagine engine dynoing a modern engine with all the computer stuff would be a pain. You'd need a hundred different wire harnesses and stuff.
I'd think it would be easier to put it in a car, hook it up and once it'll idle and move around, strap it to a chassis dyno.
Or am I overthinking it?
I'd think it would be easier to put it in a car, hook it up and once it'll idle and move around, strap it to a chassis dyno.
Or am I overthinking it?