I would like to introduce, a new 4wd dyno dynamics dyno in New England.
Yarrowsport llc is located in Providenc RI. We are in the process building a new shop, here are some pics:

 

nice tags

 

It's an ongoing murral we are working on to help spice up your dyno room.
cheers,
yarrow t

 

Cool.

Walls definatly caught my eye.

 

just wait till it's done. We are hoping to hook up with the local performance crowd in the New England area.
cheers,
yarrow t

 

Cool setup, how many Hp can that thing measure front and rear?

 

whats the address of your shop?

 

Sweet! Any prices yet? How much per hour?

BTW... We met at Waterfest... I bought a sparco wheel & hub from you for my civic... Looks Great! Thanks again!

 

to the forum,
our address is 95 hathaway st Providence RI, we are around back. we are in the middle of building out the shop at this time. we are working on pricing now, but we are going to be very compeditive.
dyno stats:
4wd load bearing dyno dynamics dyno
wide band O2
1,400hp front and rear
2). 18,000 cfm fans for proper air flow for tuning
for more info go to http://www.dyno.com.au for their website
cheers,
yarrow t

 

What systems are you planning on tuning?
Im from Rhode Island to. I will tell my friends about you.

 

to the forum,
I'm new to the japanese market, so I don't know at this time. I'm open to new ideas. I'm in this to learn new things and help people I can, I hope to learn as much as I can from your feedback.
cheers,
yarrow t

 

do us new england people a favor and do Hondata

 

info please.

 

http://www.hondata.com

the best thing you can do for your business if you want to start working on hondas...

 

Look for an EFI UNIVERSITY seminar to be held there soon too!

 

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WHAT? WHEN? HOW? ME WANT!

 

tt

 

I'm going to school next year in Warwick RI, i'll be attending New England Institue of Technology workin on my 4 door. I'll definatly be down in the summer and you will probably be my parts people, hell maybe i could even hit you up for a job?

 

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Do you guys have a retail showroom / area? My company has a warehouse in East Providence, and caters to wholesale + jobber accounts. We deliver locally.

 

If you guys have an "open door" policy, I'd loved to stop in some time and check out the shop. Its nice to find new places popping up!!!

 

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agreed. a 4W dyno in the area is also good. Damn, can't wait to get my motor together and get it on the dyno.

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Yo, I'm there. I secure customers in rhode island occasionally, although I prefer street tuning, final dyno numbers are fun. Alos convenient when meeting ppl from boston. And let's not forget providence place has a motherfucking popeyes fried chicken.

-PHiZ

 

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LOL...what city in the Northeast doesn't? theres an abundance of them around my house

Anyways how about a NE Dyno sometime in late Spring

 

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i agree, street tuning is good. How do you adjust cam gears and test out different stuff though if you don't know what change it made in the end? That's the big reason to use a dyno.

s

 

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there is only one in CT, in New Haven. It's an equal drive to providence or New Haven, the New Haven one has the authentic PopEyes feel. (Like I've on several occasions been the only white kid on the block, haha

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i agree, street tuning is good. How do you adjust cam gears and test out different stuff though if you don't know what change it made in the end? That's the big reason to use a dyno.
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I have a magical ******* ***, that let's me feel minute changes. heheh, no seriously, good point. The both have their place.

-PHiZ