Is it expensive to dyno your car?
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Is it expensive to dyno your car?
Is that why no one does it when they say they will?
Where would you even go to do it?
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Where would you even go to do it?
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[hr]Originally posted by: greg2k1
Around here Toronto, Canada we have one chasis dyno and It's about $100-$150 bucks cdn. for 3 pulls.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: greg2k1
Around here Toronto, Canada we have one chasis dyno and It's about $100-$150 bucks cdn. for 3 pulls.[hr]
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Rep Power: 0 Very expensive...a friend of mine told me to get some G-Force Pro or some crap like that...I don't know if those "G-Force" things actually work, but if anyone who's done some serious modifications to their Civic could do some dyno testing and give us horsepower and torque results, that'd be cool. 
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measures ur quarter mile time, gives wheel horsepower estimates, 0-60 times, etc. etc. there are other devices that do that too.
it works... pretty accurate.. BUT, the horsepower deal works only when u know ur car's weight... and we can only really estimate, unless u go and get it weighted.
measures ur quarter mile time, gives wheel horsepower estimates, 0-60 times, etc. etc. there are other devices that do that too.
it works... pretty accurate.. BUT, the horsepower deal works only when u know ur car's weight... and we can only really estimate, unless u go and get it weighted.
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