Still feel like using a dyno?
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Re: Still feel like using a dyno?
This was a little close to home for me.
Car was getting a new fuel pump and the tuner decided to give it a tweek......
It was looking for 15PSI on stock NB8B internals.
He did say "SORRY MAN" and he would retune for free after It was rebuilt. (like that was going to happen)
Worst thing was the engine only had 24000km.
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Note to self. Get over it and just enjoy the car as it is now.
Car was getting a new fuel pump and the tuner decided to give it a tweek......
It was looking for 15PSI on stock NB8B internals.
He did say "SORRY MAN" and he would retune for free after It was rebuilt. (like that was going to happen)
Worst thing was the engine only had 24000km.
RIchard.
Note to self. Get over it and just enjoy the car as it is now.
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Re: Still feel like using a dyno?
Not nice. I've got a set like those from my old rally car, they're in 2 pieces though.... Along with the block
With two laps to go then the action will begin, unless this is the action, which it is.
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Re: Still feel like using a dyno?
Good link
Doesn't put me off. The dyno is only as good as the operator, and alot of those were poorly done (not tied down correctly etc). Others are only duplicating what would happen on the road anyway.
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Doesn't put me off. The dyno is only as good as the operator, and alot of those were poorly done (not tied down correctly etc). Others are only duplicating what would happen on the road anyway.
Cheers
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Re: Still feel like using a dyno?
A lot of the engine damage ones looked to me like competition power runs, I would imagine if somebody builds an engine for Summernats Dyno challenge they're just aiming for absolute peak numbers and engine life isn't as much of a concern.
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Re: Still feel like using a dyno?
Liked the one with the VL Commodore with the two huge guys sitting on the boot. Classic.
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Re: Still feel like using a dyno?
Hammer wrote:Liked the one with the VL Commodore with the two huge guys sitting on the boot. Classic.
Yeah, I also noted the way it was tied down.......clowns!
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