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You do not have to worry about altitude and temp....if you are at a reputable shop using a correction factor. The reason there is that correction factor on the dyno

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Old 04-13-2013, 08:25 AM   #35 (permalink)
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You do not have to worry about altitude and temp....if you are at a reputable shop using a correction factor.

The reason there is that correction factor on the dyno STD, SAE, ext. is so someone in alaska can compare his dyno result to someone in florida. It "corrects" it for temperature, barometric pressure, and all that good stuff.
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