Looking to start up a dyno business. Need help!
07-24-2009, 11:47 AM
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I just spoke to someone about a dyno package with the roll up ramps for about $15,000. It just mounts to the floor of your concrete bay area. I supply the pc and such. Not a bad deal! Now to see if I can get it to Canada without doubling the price.
07-24-2009, 11:27 PM
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Wichita Dyno owner Hey if you buy a dyno get ready for a flood!!! My friend Chris and I had people walking in before we had even bought the dyno...Chris had to quit his day job because we got so busy...I have a day job that pays too much to quit.....If you want to talk some more just e-mail me, or not...good luck with this.....Tim
07-24-2009, 11:35 PM
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Hey if you buy a dyno get ready for a flood!!! My friend Chris and I had people walking in before we had even bought the dyno...Chris had to quit his day job because we got so busy...I have a day job that pays too much to quit.....If you want to talk some more just e-mail me, or not...good luck with this.....Tim
07-25-2009, 10:45 AM
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There is a DEFINITE demand for one here, that's why I'm considering it. I'll start off on weekends only and then step it up once business picks up. I want to go full out and eventually have some skilled staff to do tuning and to be able to distribute parts. Gonna strike a deal with one of our local custom exhaust shops here. Referrals man! 
07-25-2009, 06:16 PM
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We priced dynojets before. Under 20 for a nice in ground 2wd setup. Close to 50 for an above ground AWD/2000hp capable setup with a 4 post lift.
If you're gonna go the cheaper way and do the in ground, make sure the place you're leasing will allow it. Most wont.
If you're gonna go the cheaper way and do the in ground, make sure the place you're leasing will allow it. Most wont.
08-30-2009, 11:10 AM
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09-03-2009, 06:47 PM
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above ground, mobile (ish) there heavy.
but one of the best out there for tuning, just jack up the car and mount to the hubs, no fussing around with straps and driving the car on / off etc....
set it up in any shop, parking lot, etc....
above ground, mobile (ish) there heavy.
but one of the best out there for tuning, just jack up the car and mount to the hubs, no fussing around with straps and driving the car on / off etc....
set it up in any shop, parking lot, etc....
09-08-2009, 11:45 AM
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You are never going to pay for the dyno doing just hp pulls. You will need to do tuning to pay off your investment.
The concrete work shown is likely 8-10K around here, that is some quality work.
Here there are 12 dyno's or more in a 30 mile drive, dyno time is cheap, and plentiful.
Ryan
The concrete work shown is likely 8-10K around here, that is some quality work.
Here there are 12 dyno's or more in a 30 mile drive, dyno time is cheap, and plentiful.
Ryan
