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NoSub4Godzila · 07-25-2010, 11:34 AM

Actual dyno numbers are hocus pocus. They can be way out, and can vary due to numerous factors, and often operator. But they are a reliable method to check the success of your mods.

Before and after dynos using the same dyno is the best way to see what gains you have made. The total number can be way off but look at how much you gained and how you gained it.

Always try and use the same dyno for all your testing, change one thing at a time and this will help keep the margin of error as small as possible.

Goats eat anything......

07-25-2010, 11:34 AM	#11 (permalink)
NoSub4Godzila Base Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Utopia Posts: 28 Drives: Fat Aussie Slacker Rep Power: 17	Actual dyno numbers are hocus pocus. They can be way out, and can vary due to numerous factors, and often operator. But they are a reliable method to check the success of your mods. Before and after dynos using the same dyno is the best way to see what gains you have made. The total number can be way off but look at how much you gained and how you gained it. Always try and use the same dyno for all your testing, change one thing at a time and this will help keep the margin of error as small as possible. Goats eat anything......