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06-08-2005, 01:44 PM
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Location: Rogers, MN
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Re: Dyno Jet/Mustang Dyno
All we need is a standard for how horsepower at the wheels is measured. E.g. The drum must weigh 1000 #s or that the drum must provide resistence equivalent to the weight of the vehicle. The only benefit it would provide, however, is that a person could get dynoed on one dyno, make changes to the engine, and go to another dyno to see if they got more power.
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