Dyno Anyone??
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Re: Dyno Anyone??
Not sure what we're supposed to see there?
Re: Dyno Anyone??
TireSmoker wrote:Not sure what we're supposed to see there?
Try again. Fixed the link. Jim
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Re: Dyno Anyone??
Link didn't work for me 
Re: Dyno Anyone??
Looks like their web site is down. 
I'll check it again some time. Product is a dynomometer that is installed on the drive shaft and is usable while driving.
I'll check it again some time. Product is a dynomometer that is installed on the drive shaft and is usable while driving.Maverick
Re: Dyno Anyone??
I don't know why the AEM web addresses aren't working now. They did for me before. Anyway, here's one of the units on ebay. There are many versions for specific applications.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AEM-Dyno-Shaft- ... es&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AEM-Dyno-Shaft- ... es&vxp=mtr
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Re: Dyno Anyone??
Now thats interesting! A bit pricey, but when you compare to some data recorders it is in the ballpark.
Re: Dyno Anyone??
Yes, pricey. Most guys wouldn't have enough dyno pulls in their future to justify it but it would be fun to be able to get the HP and torque in real conditions. Just dreamin'.
Maverick