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Originally Posted by Motinatan So ? Originally Posted by Motinatan maybe you right and the numbers elevated bוt the car run & fill grate SO then maybe check with your

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Old 11-16-2013, 02:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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bוt the car run & fill grate
SO then maybe check with your dyno operator and see how much it is off so you can post more truthful numbers.
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SO then maybe check with your dyno operator and see how much it is off so you can post more truthful numbers.
the numbers r truth for a hub dyno not all dynos works the same

you can accept it or not
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the numbers r truth for a hub dyno not all dynos works the same

you can accept it or not
It's not about me ,it's about people wanting to get this kit and seeing unrealistic numbers and when they don't get them they start asking questions.
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It's not about me ,it's about people wanting to get this kit and seeing unrealistic numbers and when they don't get them they start asking questions.
dyna pack is the dyno we use to measure power gain
i don't understand way you think the numbers unrealistic
you can find all you need to know about the dynapack dyno in the following link


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i don't understand way you think the numbers unrealistic
you can find all you need to know about the dynapack dyno in the following link


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B/C alot of shops here read the dyno with wheels on which puts them on some what of a level playing field with wheel off your numbers will alway look higher which is a little misleading.
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Dyna pack dynos are very accurate...
Accurate to the point they don't measure real life scenario where cars have heavy wheels and tires they have to spin. Also know as WHP (wheel horsepower) not Wheel Hub Horsepower. I trip my self out. Lol.
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So are the Dynojets that are mostly used here in the states.

Oh yeah they keep the wheels on.
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