Looking to start up a dyno business. Need help!
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Looking to start up a dyno business. Need help!
Hi there, I was just wondering if anyone has experience in this area. Ie: cost of a good dyno (used?) and what I should be looking at as far as leased space. Pour concrete floor etc? ANY info here would be very much appreciated as this is something I've been thinking of for a long time. I want to start off just doing weekend pulls (I hope they're easy enough to learn how to run) and eventually hire someone to help out and do some dyno tunes. Want to expand someday into a full out performance shop but one thing at a time. Dyno and bay/garage help needed.
Thanks a ton guys.
S
Thanks a ton guys.
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How much hp handling should I be looking at? What are some rough costs for a new dyno setup? I can used a poured garage floor and place the dynometer ON TOP of the floor right? Doesn't have to be in ground? Thanks.
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I am pretty sure you need to have a dyno pit.
That is about all I know as far as the subject goes.
Doing a dyno pull is easy, tuning on the other hand is where things get tricky.
Get a dynojet, not a mustang.
That is about all I know as far as the subject goes.
Doing a dyno pull is easy, tuning on the other hand is where things get tricky.
Get a dynojet, not a mustang.
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If you plan on tuning DO NOT get a dynojet. I have one and i like it for horsepower and torque only!
If you want to log other things i.e AFR, boost, TPS, ECT, EGT..... get something like a DynoDynamics or Land Sea dyno.
I have the Dynojet 224xLC in a pit.
If you want to log other things i.e AFR, boost, TPS, ECT, EGT..... get something like a DynoDynamics or Land Sea dyno.
I have the Dynojet 224xLC in a pit.
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I have helped out a little on a dyno the strapping down cars all day will burn you out. Just buy a real dyno try to get a in ground dyno. From my expierience the cheap ones are way off . I had one read my stock lt1 car at 400 rwhp. I believe hot rod magazine did a story on how off some dynos are. And yes location is key make sure there is not a people living close or you could have lots of complaints. Not just from the noise but from people when leaving they tend to light the tires it never fails.
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Wow! thanks for all of that! BUt whos myspace is private? That looks like a lot of work, that's why I want to go above ground if possible. The pricing I got was nowhere near 50k either. Thanks again so much man.
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I got it from my shop teachers myspace.
I don't think the labor would be that much if you called up some buddies and promised them free food and dyno sessions. I would personally go for it, you will save alot of time since you don't have to lift the cars up on the dyno etc, though I can't imagine a dyno shop being packed with cars..
I don't think the labor would be that much if you called up some buddies and promised them free food and dyno sessions. I would personally go for it, you will save alot of time since you don't have to lift the cars up on the dyno etc, though I can't imagine a dyno shop being packed with cars..
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I got it from my shop teachers myspace.
I don't think the labor would be that much if you called up some buddies and promised them free food and dyno sessions. I would personally go for it, you will save alot of time since you don't have to lift the cars up on the dyno etc, though I can't imagine a dyno shop being packed with cars..
I don't think the labor would be that much if you called up some buddies and promised them free food and dyno sessions. I would personally go for it, you will save alot of time since you don't have to lift the cars up on the dyno etc, though I can't imagine a dyno shop being packed with cars..