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![]() The differences between an Mustang dyno and a DynoJet:
- An MD uses eddy current to create a load on the roller based on the vehicle calibration done for each car while on the dyno. This simulates the road load a vehicle experiences drving down the street or the track. - A dynojet is a free spinning roller, it dervives its horsepower number from calculations based on roller speed. - An MD has several different features to aid tuning that I don't believe a dynojet has. (constant load, full 1/4 mile simulations...etc.) - Our particular model MD is rated up to 1750 RWHP. I think a dynojet can only handle 1000??? (Not sure, but I don't think its as high) - Usually we have found that dynojet calculations are around 10% higher than an MD, but since every dyno varies, its difficult to tell. |
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Why Dan??? | fast88 | Blue Oval Lounge | 45 | 08-02-2002 01:59 AM |