Nelson Racing is the only place I know that Dyno's Engines while their out of the car, anyone else know of anything in the los angeles area? I'd like to get some engines tuned while they are out...
whats new with the 2gnt family... what is everyone trying to accomplish now...
#121007, "RE: Engine Dyno Tune and whats new" In response to Reply # 0
As far as I know there should be a few shops that will do it the problem is they usually only dyno a motor only when its carburated since minimal electronics are reqd. I have never seen a shop that will dyno a fuel injected motor unless it was on a standalone they had a config for.
#121008, "RE: Engine Dyno Tune and whats new" In response to Reply # 1
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon As far as I know there should be a few shops that will do it the problem is they usually only dyno a motor only when its carburated since minimal electronics are reqd. I have never seen a shop that will dyno a fuel injected motor unless it was on a standalone they had a config for. Terry
yea ... thats what i thought... till I saw a corvette engine with twin turbo... being dynoed...... hmm do you where you can take courses for dyno tuning... i remember someone told me about a 3 day course in mid california for about 2800 dollars last year.....
#121009, "RE: Engine Dyno Tune and whats new" In response to Reply # 2
Well see a corvette or many corvettes in the 90's used the tune port injection. Accell made a standalone for it which became very popular very fast. That was one of the first mass produced EMS systems and many older shops may still have them. It is also possible the owner of the shop was willing to take the owners ems unit and set his dyno up for it. The accel unit didnt need any other inputs from the vehicle like the factory units do.
No idea where you can take a class. I suppose you really dont have to take one if you have 60k plus to buy a new mustang dyno or 90k for a dynapack.
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