Hey KLEEMANN, how's that aluminum pulley dyno pull coming???
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Hey KLEEMANN, how's that aluminum pulley dyno pull coming???
Just very curious and obviously interested based on the information from your last thread. Let us know how it's coming. Thanks...
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Dyno update
Well its winter in Colorado - Between the snow, my travel and the dyno sjop we use doing upgrades there hasnt been time to do it. I spoke with the dyno shop today and there is a slight chance of a run today. I will post the moment I have results!
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Correction factor
A DynoJet 248C Dyno uses a correction factor. The factor makes all dynos from all DynoJets apple to apple comparisions. Air pressure (altitude), Temp and humidity are measured and the computer arrives at a correction facor. This calculation emulates sea level, standard baro pressure and 68F.
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Re: Dyno update
Originally posted by KLEEMANN
Well its winter in Colorado - Between the snow, my travel and the dyno sjop we use doing upgrades there hasnt been time to do it. I spoke with the dyno shop today and there is a slight chance of a run today. I will post the moment I have results!
Well its winter in Colorado - Between the snow, my travel and the dyno sjop we use doing upgrades there hasnt been time to do it. I spoke with the dyno shop today and there is a slight chance of a run today. I will post the moment I have results!
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18 isn't bad, heck it's about 25C here in So Cal today, too hot!
18 isn't bad, heck it's about 25C here in So Cal today, too hot!
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