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Anyone in NJ have a Dynapack 4000 or similar steady state dyno?

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Old 08-13-2006, 07:18 PM
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Default Anyone in NJ have a Dynapack 4000 or similar steady state dyno?

I'm getting tired of trying to balance my VE table. The temperature swing from afternoon to night is just creating havoc for me, even with the IAT/ECT bias at 1.0. And doesn't even help me with the MAF Freq rescaling. Wasting too much gas and risking getting a ticket racing up/down the roads.

Just wanna find someone who uses HPT and has a steady state type dyno that can hold an rpm and adjust for spark and fuel for best tq/hp rather than just pure WOT/PE tuning.

Anyone around in NJ like this?
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Our dyno has a Eddy brake, so we can help you. Let me know if you have any questions.

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Our dyno has a Eddy brake, so we can help you. Let me know if you have any questions.

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Hmm, so would this allow you to dial in a specific rpm and then tune for spark and fuel, and get reports of hp/tq in realtime for the changes?

How far outside middlesex county NJ are you?
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Correct, the Eddy Brake (along with the dyno software) are what allows you to run constant speed, constant load, ramp, step & sweep tests. The dyno can also be switched into inertia mode.

Depending where you are maybe an hour and a half. We are just north of Philadelphia. Directions are at the bottom of the link below:

http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop...?section=about

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Hmm, so would this allow you to dial in a specific rpm and then tune for spark and fuel, and get reports of hp/tq in realtime for the changes?

How far outside middlesex county NJ are you?




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