NJ Dyno Day 12/30/06
12-14-2006, 11:51 AM
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12/30 Dyno Day Location is: 206 macopin rd bloomingdale nj 07403
$75.00 for 3 pulls starts around 10am
did you say that was your job or house ? I will go post on TDR now.
$75.00 for 3 pulls starts around 10am
did you say that was your job or house ? I will go post on TDR now.
12-14-2006, 01:04 PM
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Do we have an answer for this yet?
there is a thread on the northeast forum on the TDR about this, if you need something added to it, myself or Junior can help ya's
On edit, Also what kind of dyno is it? superflow, dynojet, etc....
there is a thread on the northeast forum on the TDR about this, if you need something added to it, myself or Junior can help ya's
On edit, Also what kind of dyno is it? superflow, dynojet, etc....
12-15-2006, 01:26 AM
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If you get us more info on the dyno,who knows what or who may slip in from out West.Mine is fresh off a couple test day runs on both a Mustang and a Dyno-Jet.I have more changes to make and a fuel pressure issue to check,so the more info gained the better.However,I am not comfortable with just anyone wheeling my ride on a jet if he has never done a diesel.
So with that,try and find out if he has ever dynoed a diesel before for us and if he has the ability to read torque for the guys who dyno.Most times it will take a oliptical sensor to read it and some magnetic tape to put on your balancer.Another thing you may want to consider since I looked at what the specs are is the possibitity that a dually owner might have to drop his outside wheels off to dyno.
If he can read torque and the weather holds out like its supposed to and since I am off I will ride east for this and roll her on the jet.Let me know.....Andy
So with that,try and find out if he has ever dynoed a diesel before for us and if he has the ability to read torque for the guys who dyno.Most times it will take a oliptical sensor to read it and some magnetic tape to put on your balancer.Another thing you may want to consider since I looked at what the specs are is the possibitity that a dually owner might have to drop his outside wheels off to dyno.
If he can read torque and the weather holds out like its supposed to and since I am off I will ride east for this and roll her on the jet.Let me know.....Andy
12-15-2006, 07:33 AM
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yes he does do diesels,has before, as far as i know. and yes i have to take of the tire on my dually...he is away this week to florida so i cannot get in touch with him until monday.
12-15-2006, 12:47 PM
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As soon as you find out, please let me know. I have a couple guys from other sites asking the same questions about the dyno. Hopefully we can settle this before next week is over.
12-16-2006, 09:13 AM
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any chance on getting a better deal on the price, 75 bux each by the number of guys that sound like they might show up, this guy is making a killing, or at least it seams he is..... not to sound cheap, but I could fill my tank for 75 bux, well, as long as it's not below an 1/8th tank anyway.........
