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Postby Bevan » Thu Mar 30, 2006 4:30 pm

JSE wrote:Noob question...you can run the dyno fully stock can't you...I mean you don't need a new computer/ecu...because I remember that my old man wanted to run his modified Type R on the dyno but they said he needed a new computer to do so...is this because of FWD or Vtec or the fact that Honda's run off little mechanics and lots of computers haha???
Na, you can run it on the dyno whenever you want. The only thing I can think of is that he wanted it tuned on the dyno, which would require a different ECU.
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Postby EGG80X » Thu Mar 30, 2006 7:58 pm

anyone got a stock nb8a dynoed?
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Postby maxwolfie » Thu Mar 30, 2006 10:23 pm

Bevan wrote:
JSE wrote:Noob question...you can run the dyno fully stock can't you...I mean you don't need a new computer/ecu...because I remember that my old man wanted to run his modified Type R on the dyno but they said he needed a new computer to do so...is this because of FWD or Vtec or the fact that Honda's run off little mechanics and lots of computers haha???
Na, you can run it on the dyno whenever you want. The only thing I can think of is that he wanted it tuned on the dyno, which would require a different ECU.



Yeah, you could ride a bike on a dyno if you had really really strong legs

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Postby Sean » Thu Mar 30, 2006 10:39 pm

maxwolfie wrote:Yeah, you could ride a bike on a dyno if you had really really strong legs

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Her legs look fine to me, but not what I'd call strong :mrgreen:

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Postby Sean » Thu Mar 30, 2006 10:51 pm

But really, there's not much you can't put on a dyno....

Here's a few of the different thigns I've had a laugh or been suprised at 8)

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Postby Lucky_Luke » Thu Apr 20, 2006 2:23 am

Not sure if anyones still checking this thread but...
Ive got a sheet but its not really worth showing its only 57.3kw which was extremely disappointing, mind you the engine has done 235000K's, but with spot on compression i bolted an \"'AVO enhancement kit\" and got 140Kw's atws. if anyones interested i can attempt to post it.
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