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When I went to Speedworks in Lewisville TX, they charged 60 for 3 runs. Most heavy equipment shops such as Cummins, CAT, Detriot, Peterbilt, Kenworth etc. have them.
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Re:Dyno
Some shops, such as BD, have a free dyno day. Others have group discounts that usually cost about $40 or so. I have seen one as high as $95. Some shops charge more for a torque reading because of increased set-up time. I personally wouldn’t get just a hp reading. We got these engines for torque, right?
The two main types of dynamometers used are Mustang, which places a heavy load on the engine, and Dynojet, which is an accelerometer. The numbers seem vary slightly between the two, but both are accurate. It seems to be a mater of personal preference.
Mike
The two main types of dynamometers used are Mustang, which places a heavy load on the engine, and Dynojet, which is an accelerometer. The numbers seem vary slightly between the two, but both are accurate. It seems to be a mater of personal preference.
Mike
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Cummins Southeast Power is offering a free Dyno run and tune up for RV's and Dodge Pick-ups.<br><br>They are in Ocala, FL.<br><br>I'm taking mine in after the tranny swap so I can see the look on their faces after the Dyno run.
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