Engine dyno in CT ?
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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.
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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 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.