Dyno machines...good info!
 

Check this thread I found about the more popular dyno testing machines....

http://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26743


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Dynojet is stepping up the game...
 

"The big news for 2007 is the release of the DynoJet Datalink Module for OBDII Applications. The new device, named the "DJ-DLM", provides real time data from the OBDII port on all 1996 and newer vehicles. This data is available to be viewed live in the dynamometer software, WinPEP 7, and is also recorded into the dyno run.

Imagine being able to review OBDII data, such as spark advance, throttle position, engine coolant temperatures, inlet air temperature, calculated load, and numerous other parameters right along side your dyno results. Dynojet Research is known for its ultra consistent and repeatable line of chassis dynos, and now with the DJ-DLM, consistency will be brought to a new level." --- Dan Hourigan, VP of Dynamometer Sales

Mustang dynos are already using this technology

Hey I tried to find a link to mustang dynos info but couldn't so if you could post a link please. I really want to keep in touch with these two dynos. There are quite a few shops in my general area that uses dynojet so now I am trying to find Mustang dynos as well.

By the way if you havent already you need to quarter drag your car cause imo you are making excellent power at the rear wheel and I like to see track results based on your setup which uses different vendors.:bow:

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GREAT LINK:bow::bow:

One down side, out of 4 listed dynos in my area, ONLY 1 still has it functioning. This web site is NOT up to date my friends. CALL FIRST!

Thanks again

See yeah:zoom:

HAPPY HLOIDAYS TO ALL

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