Sup Fellas, I was thinking on, if you had choice which Dyno would you go to? Say a shop had a Mustang Dyno and another shop had a Dynojet both were good tuners which would you go with? Does it even matter to you?
I will hold may answer till latter.. but I want to see what othr think..
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10-17-08, 02:32 PM #1Senior Member
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Which do you feel more comfortable with?
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10-17-08, 05:15 PM #2Administrator
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It wouldn't matter from a tuning standpoint.
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10-17-08, 06:52 PM #3Senior Member
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Dyno Jet. Everyone likes higher #'s
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10-17-08, 10:12 PM #4Senior Member
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Mustang Dyno but thats cause I'm a big fan of street tuning. If your car is a normal bolt on car then dynojet is fine but if they are only tunning the car on the rollers and you should be making good power I feel the mustang dyno is a little safe. With the load you will see what the cars fuel will look like with a real load etc. Normally its not that much of a difference in the fuel table and they dynojet tuners should compensate but I like to be on the safe side...plus I like lower dyno numbers
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10-17-08, 10:53 PM #5Senior Member
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So who on the westside has a Mustang Dyno?
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10-17-08, 11:25 PM #6Senior Member
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You can load control a DynoJet now.
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10-18-08, 12:37 AM #7Senior Member
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I believe dynojet offers the eddy motor for them now.. letting you load them down..
Originally Posted by ChuckD
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