tune and dyno from church automotive
03-30-2011, 02:02 PM
#16
That dyno is measuring wheel torque, not crankshaft torque. The dyno connects to the car at the wheels, not at the flywheel, right? You've been sold on the dyno by your local dyno operator.
Horsepower cannot be measured, only calculated. Dynos only measure torque. Horsepower is a function of time, which is where RPM becomes a factor.
Every shop I've been to always tries to reason with me that their dyno is superior to the others, whether its a mustang, dynojet, dynapack, mainlog, dyno dynamics, etc.
07-04-2012, 02:19 AM
#20
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maybe im missing something here???
this is the most accurate dyno there is..
Measuring actual crankshaft horsepower and torque, No more random power train loss guessing. This dyno measures drivetrain loss during each run cycle
"No other dyno (Dynojet, mustang, dynodynamics) can be compared to the MAHA; it is in a class of its own. all others are not accurate enough to compare, only the MAHA is true engine power, on the MAHA it doesn’t mater what gear what load or any other operator factor the crank power is always the same, on other dynos the dyno operator can run a different gear or change the correction factor or a dozen other things to make the wheel # what ever they need it to be. With the MaHa it is always the same, REAL!"
this is the most accurate dyno there is..
Measuring actual crankshaft horsepower and torque, No more random power train loss guessing. This dyno measures drivetrain loss during each run cycle
"No other dyno (Dynojet, mustang, dynodynamics) can be compared to the MAHA; it is in a class of its own. all others are not accurate enough to compare, only the MAHA is true engine power, on the MAHA it doesn’t mater what gear what load or any other operator factor the crank power is always the same, on other dynos the dyno operator can run a different gear or change the correction factor or a dozen other things to make the wheel # what ever they need it to be. With the MaHa it is always the same, REAL!"
07-04-2012, 06:18 AM
#22
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I'll say it again, a dyno is a comparison tool not a measurement tool
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