what dyno mustang or dynojet?
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what dyno mustang or dynojet?
What dyno between dynojet and the mustang dyno do you all think is better? the 2 local shops juat both got dynos, one has a dyno jet but they are the worst shop in town RZE... and V.O.S. http://www.visionsofspeed.net just got a mustang dyno, was just wondering what people thought was better?
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Re: what dyno mustang or dynojet? (highboostb18c1)
are you just getting a baseline???? a dynojet will yield higher readings , so if your just dynoing to have a high number sheet , then go there . if you are tuning dont go to the worst shop lol....go to the mustang dyno......
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Re: what dyno mustang or dynojet? (highboostb18c1)
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for tuning purposes it doesnt matter which you use...
but a mustang dyno will give more accurate numbers as to what the "real" whp rating is. thats why when ur comparing hp numbers you have to ask what kind of dyno....
there are atleast two kinds of dynojet dynos - one has smaller barrell therefore it is really not accurate (what RZE has) and the other one has bigger barrells, more accurate.
but a mustang dyno will give more accurate numbers as to what the "real" whp rating is. thats why when ur comparing hp numbers you have to ask what kind of dyno....
there are atleast two kinds of dynojet dynos - one has smaller barrell therefore it is really not accurate (what RZE has) and the other one has bigger barrells, more accurate.
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Re: (2 point ferio)
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thats wrong. if you dont have a dyno that can hold a steady rpm, then you cant fully tune a efi system
mustang/dyna pack are both good dynos
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thats wrong. if you dont have a dyno that can hold a steady rpm, then you cant fully tune a efi system
mustang/dyna pack are both good dynos
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Re: (Bob-DC2)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bob-DC2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
thats wrong. if you dont have a dyno that can hold a steady rpm, then you cant fully tune a efi system</TD></TR></TABLE>
so your telling me that a dynojet dyno is not good for tuning purposes?
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thats wrong. if you dont have a dyno that can hold a steady rpm, then you cant fully tune a efi system</TD></TR></TABLE>
so your telling me that a dynojet dyno is not good for tuning purposes?
RZE = Ray Z Engineering
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