JRSC "ghetto" dyno inside
05-28-2003, 08:28 PM
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JRSC "ghetto" dyno inside
well this is my form of a cheap dyno. no hp numbers but its easy to see a difference in acceleration. this was done at 6 psi in 2nd gear in about 65 degree weather. 1.0 deg and 0.7 deg mean degree retard per pound of boost for those of you not in the know. comments/questions welcome. i think i may have been able to advance the timing even more but i didnt want to push it.
05-28-2003, 09:28 PM
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Re: JRSC "ghetto" dyno inside (keebler65)
nice dyno. pretty funny. I did my own "ghetto dyno" this past weekend. It involved me lining up against my friend in a BMW 328, from a roll we used to be about even with me pulling a car or so from 5-120. Needless to say it was a different story this time. We shut it down very shorty after I passed him hard in 2nd, after getting no traction in 1st. By 3rd (90mph) he was way back.
05-28-2003, 09:34 PM
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Re: JRSC "ghetto" dyno inside (jabroni95gsr)
yeah that sounds like a cheap method as well 
i was having traction problems as well until i recently got my falken azenis 
i was having traction problems as well until i recently got my falken azenis
05-29-2003, 06:34 PM
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What are you using to control the timing?
Sonny
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jackson racing BTC. once i got it wired correctly with the OBD-0 system it worked great
What are you using to control the timing?
Sonny
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jackson racing BTC. once i got it wired correctly with the OBD-0 system it worked great
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