Engine dyno in CT ?
Engine dyno in CT ? Well it looks like im going to pull my newish aluminum block out to have it tig welded where the starter bolt hole threads broke :/ While I have it out is there a good place i can bring it near the west haven area to put the motor on the engine dyno ? It's a aluminum 402 block with AFR heads, fast 90/90, and 42 lb injectors. Not sure what they use on the dynos to tune the motors as far as ignition etc... but i would assume they have the equipment to dyno this combo.
Thanks
Ron H.
Thanks
Ron H.
Kehl Tech in Northford.
Kehl Technologies is what you might find them under in the phonebook.
Also: Andy's Automotive Machine in Plainville, CT.
Neither of these two places are site sponsors altough Kehl Tech builds motors for Eastside. I know for sure neither has a standalone setup to be able to dyno a ls(X) motor on either. You would need to get your own controller: BIGSTUFF3, Painless Standalone, etc.
Kehl Technologies is what you might find them under in the phonebook.
Also: Andy's Automotive Machine in Plainville, CT.
Neither of these two places are site sponsors altough Kehl Tech builds motors for Eastside. I know for sure neither has a standalone setup to be able to dyno a ls(X) motor on either. You would need to get your own controller: BIGSTUFF3, Painless Standalone, etc.
Originally Posted by Specialized
Kehl Tech in Northford.
Kehl Technologies is what you might find them under in the phonebook.
Also: Andy's Automotive Machine in Plainville, CT.
Neither of these two places are site sponsors altough Kehl Tech builds motors for Eastside. I know for sure neither has a standalone setup to be able to dyno a ls(X) motor on either. You would need to get your own controller: BIGSTUFF3, Painless Standalone, etc.
Kehl Technologies is what you might find them under in the phonebook.
Also: Andy's Automotive Machine in Plainville, CT.
Neither of these two places are site sponsors altough Kehl Tech builds motors for Eastside. I know for sure neither has a standalone setup to be able to dyno a ls(X) motor on either. You would need to get your own controller: BIGSTUFF3, Painless Standalone, etc.
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Originally Posted by Specialized
Kehl Tech in Northford.
Kehl Technologies is what you might find them under in the phonebook.
Also: Andy's Automotive Machine in Plainville, CT.
Neither of these two places are site sponsors altough Kehl Tech builds motors for Eastside. I know for sure neither has a standalone setup to be able to dyno a ls(X) motor on either. You would need to get your own controller: BIGSTUFF3, Painless Standalone, etc.
Kehl Technologies is what you might find them under in the phonebook.
Also: Andy's Automotive Machine in Plainville, CT.
Neither of these two places are site sponsors altough Kehl Tech builds motors for Eastside. I know for sure neither has a standalone setup to be able to dyno a ls(X) motor on either. You would need to get your own controller: BIGSTUFF3, Painless Standalone, etc.
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Originally Posted by thechef
i dont know of anywhere around here that is equipped to dyno the lsx engine, it will be cheaper and easier to dyno and tune it on a chasis dyno and not to mention probably cheaper
Agreed.
