Dyno Open Evening - 6th Sept 05
31 August 2005, 10:42 PM
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Dyno Open Evening - 6th Sept 05
We have been asked by Morecambe Car Club to put on an open evening at our workshop to give a step by step guide on how a 4-wheel drive dyno works. This will take place on Tuesday 6th Sept - 7.30/8.00pm start.
Steve Simpson and Andrew Leach will be there to give an in-depth talk on the dyno, ECU management systems, mapping etc. They will dyno a Subaru and show the difference it makes to the power when the management system is altered. There is also Colin McRae's winning car from Corsica on display plus a general tour of TEG Sport for anyone that is interested. Although Morecambe Car Club have organised this - if anyone would like to come along - you would be more than welcome.
Stuart.
TEG Sport.
01524 733837 if you need directions!
Steve Simpson and Andrew Leach will be there to give an in-depth talk on the dyno, ECU management systems, mapping etc. They will dyno a Subaru and show the difference it makes to the power when the management system is altered. There is also Colin McRae's winning car from Corsica on display plus a general tour of TEG Sport for anyone that is interested. Although Morecambe Car Club have organised this - if anyone would like to come along - you would be more than welcome.
Stuart.
TEG Sport.
01524 733837 if you need directions!
31 August 2005, 11:37 PM
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Sounds like a great evening
Count me in !
Will we actually be able to see a car being 'mapped' then ? On the dyno that is ?
For anyone thats not been to TEG before, the place is fantatsic - real down to earth but with all the right know how, without all the wrong bulls**t you get from some places I've been to.
I'd think it will be well worth the visit if any of you peeps are free.
If you want to multimap it, the postcode is LA5 9NJ.
Like I said Stu, count me in !
Will we actually be able to see a car being 'mapped' then ? On the dyno that is ?
For anyone thats not been to TEG before, the place is fantatsic - real down to earth but with all the right know how, without all the wrong bulls**t you get from some places I've been to.
I'd think it will be well worth the visit if any of you peeps are free.
If you want to multimap it, the postcode is LA5 9NJ.
Like I said Stu, count me in !
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