dyno dynamics dynatech 4wd questions
My only dyno experience is years ago on an inertia type dynojet.
What are the best practices for a car like mine on a dynatech eddy current type dyno?
I assume I will use my scanner to shift up through the gears and then lock into 3rd gear and make the hit, then unlock the gears so it can coast down.
I don't shift to neutral on the track as I'm told that's bad on a stock internal 80e
Anything I should be aware of as far as etiquette? do's don'ts etc?
This is a local subie shop hence the 4wd dyno, but I'm hoping to get more of the cars I tune in here so I dont wanna **** them off.
Thanks
1. Put the shifter in 3rd, NOT in drive. Shift up through the gears with the scanner until you get to third, and then lock converter.
2. Before shifting into Park, make sure that you've stopped the rear wheels completely.
3. Soft tires will get destroyed on the rollers. I liquefied a set of MT ET Streets in my Nova.
4. MAKE SURE they use Shootout 8F. Its a setting designed for Forced Induction V8s and it adjusts the ramp rates accordingly. You'll lose traction on standard mode.
5. They call it the heartbreaker dyno for a reason. It'll read 12-15% low on peak power, MAYBE MORE. Don't get discouraged.
pretty stoked on the bosch 210's and the vs racing billet s480. it really comes alive at 18+psi
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I wish I could say the same for this customer car I am/was tuning. TMS 408 with the wrong cam (not enough DCR for his chamber size) chinese throttle body and intake. didn't crack 500 through a m6 on e85. he's pretty butthurt.







