View Poll Results: would u have your car tuned at your location
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custom dyno tunning comes to you
custom dyno tunning comes to you would u have your car dynoed tuned at your house.by a certified tunner at any location you choose at the drag strip or at the mall it dosent matter any more.
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Originally Posted by kngkahious
there are a lot of smart *** people on here!i'll bet u were in the advanced calss.
Try actually reading before you hit the submit button. Just trying to help, sweetie!
I don't want to turn this thread into a "bash on you" thread, but seriously. I read this thread before and I didn't even want to reply to it. If someone doesn't put effort into what they say, no one will want to help you out. Especially if something is wrong with your car, and you do a lame *** explanation of what is wrong with it.
Now to your question.. wtf? Is someone really going to bring a dynamometer to your drive way?
Now to your question.. wtf? Is someone really going to bring a dynamometer to your drive way?
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Originally Posted by Ralls
I don't want to turn this thread into a "bash on you" thread, but seriously. I read this thread before and I didn't even want to reply to it. If someone doesn't put effort into what they say, no one will want to help you out. Especially if something is wrong with your car, and you do a lame *** explanation of what is wrong with it.
Now to your question.. wtf? Is someone really going to bring a dynamometer to your drive way?
Now to your question.. wtf? Is someone really going to bring a dynamometer to your drive way?
Originally Posted by Mattybz28
He made this post in 5 different sections and I think he's saying that he's trying to start a dyno tuning service where he travels, which is what every tuner does and isn't anything new.
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Originally Posted by Ralls
I wasn't aware of this. So people will actually bring a dyno to your house and tune your car?
He's saying using a mobile dyno to do it, I think?? Which is just overkill.
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I cant imagine a mobile dyno being cost effective for the owner. Unless they charge an astronomical price for it, which kills business. I really dont know much about dynos but, I would think they require a very good calibration and I dont see how it would stay *****-on if you were travelling and changing elevations... Plus getting jostled around through their travels...
As for the mispellings and grammer, eh, its only a first-stage sign that something is fishy... I'll wait till I see his mullet and cut-off bon jovi T-shirt to seroiusly contemplate his competance (at face value anyway).
As for the mispellings and grammer, eh, its only a first-stage sign that something is fishy... I'll wait till I see his mullet and cut-off bon jovi T-shirt to seroiusly contemplate his competance (at face value anyway).
Originally Posted by hyperzone
I cant imagine a mobile dyno being cost effective for the owner. Unless they charge an astronomical price for it, which kills business. I really dont know much about dynos but, I would think they require a very good calibration and I dont see how it would stay *****-on if you were travelling and changing elevations... Plus getting jostled around through their travels...
Originally Posted by hyperzone
As for the mispellings and grammer, eh, its only a first-stage sign that something is fishy... I'll wait till I see his mullet and cut-off bon jovi T-shirt to seroiusly contemplate his competance (at face value anyway).
Thats just damn funny! btw you spelled competence wrong. and grammar. but on the flip side, you did spell bon jovi correctly 
Tuning on the strip is actually better than what most tuners will come up with on the dyno.
Far as the mobile dyno thing it can work as said for shows or dyno days at speed shops without a dyno because both of those you can setup and get a couple full days out of that setup. Truely mobile and too someones home the travel and setup would be complete deal breakers.
Far as the mobile dyno thing it can work as said for shows or dyno days at speed shops without a dyno because both of those you can setup and get a couple full days out of that setup. Truely mobile and too someones home the travel and setup would be complete deal breakers.
Originally Posted by Ralls
I could understand someone bringing a dyno to an event for the whole day. But no one is going to bring a dyno to your house for 2 hours.
