My camaros dyno run @ CMS
02-04-2009, 06:00 PM
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Well considering tons of people in So Cal go to CMS for the tuning/dyno runs. I dont see it being any different. This is on a Dyno Dynamics dynometer which puts a larger load on the motor. Every car I've seen tuned there w/relative HP and gear ratio takes about the same time to go all the way through 4th.
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02-04-2009, 09:31 PM
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Well considering tons of people in So Cal go to CMS for the tuning/dyno runs. I dont see it being any different. This is on a Dyno Dynamics dynometer which puts a load on the motor. Every car I've seen tuned there takes about the same time to go all the way through 4th.
I've seen cars take that long to roll up too, but they made about 300-350 at the tires. Check some videos out to see what I mean.
02-04-2009, 10:17 PM
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Well my car runs strong so I could care less about your negative opinion. It runs very well with other 550+ RWHP F-body's and I have raced multiple ones multiple times just barely getting inched out. For a budget setup my car makes some good power.
02-09-2009, 12:35 AM
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hmm... this isnt a inertia type dyno like a dynojet, it is eddy current dyno simliar to a mustangdyno. i set the load high and it doesnt let the rpm's ramp very fast, therefore that is why it ramps up high, it doesnt matter how much power the car has, if i set the ramp rate at given number it will not go faster than that