ChristianR

iTrader: (1)

What is the most respected Rolling Road for accurate results? that is in the south?

DJ Dunk

iTrader: (5)

Power Engineering ?

Paul78

Christian,

All the GTR boys use Tuning Japanese as a benchmark whiich is down towards Slough I believe.

4wd rolling rd up to 1000bhp !

PaUl

Paulo P

iTrader: (42)

i agree and say power engineering too. think they specialise in scoobs too

RichB

Never used PE but always remember them being accused of having one that over reads.
Only saying what has been said on here before.

ChristianR

iTrader: (1)

i have no idea where Slough is

RichB

Used to be one about 5miles from the seacat in Poole but due to some 'issues' with the previous 'owner' Bosch have apparently been round to dig it all up

Adam M

both PE and PS are said to make standard figures on standard cars, yet cars all struggle to break 300bhp at power station. Dont know why.

an F360 got 399 when supposedly should have made 400 so it sounds promising. The same can said for chins cars at PE, so who knows what to believe.

ScoobyJawa

Tuning Japenese is in Aldershot

Agree though about PE - most other cars seem to get book figures so balances the theory that scoobs are all up on manufacturers stated power. Chins Audi S3 hit book stats as did Druddles 172 and his mates CTR wasn't far off the nail either......

Markus

On a related question. How much would a four wheel RR cost?

I know that the equimpent is only one part and it's really the team behind it that know how to use it and how/why the car is/is not making the power it should be.

Would be nice to have a good RR in my local area.

CraigH

A std Golf TDI150 made 170hp @ PE.

'Nuf said

Doc@IlsonIlson

John Noble motorsport has a brand new rollers, they seem pretty acurate!
Doc

Paul78

Down the M4 a bit before Reading near Windsor where the queen mom lies RIP

So no where near Jersey

[Edited by Paul78 - 4/10/2002 4:21:17 PM]