Dyno dynamics ?
12 July 2012, 09:55 AM
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DD dyno's are electrically retarded thus resistance/ load works out the power more accurately in our opinion than free rolling inertia dyno's
The mustang dyno you have mentioned is again a retarder so we can't see them being too far apart results wise.
Dyno dynamics is pretty much the industry standard in the UK.
The mustang dyno you have mentioned is again a retarder so we can't see them being too far apart results wise.
Dyno dynamics is pretty much the industry standard in the UK.
12 July 2012, 06:55 PM
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DD dyno's are electrically retarded thus resistance/ load works out the power more accurately in our opinion than free rolling inertia dyno's
The mustang dyno you have mentioned is again a retarder so we can't see them being too far apart results wise.
Dyno dynamics is pretty much the industry standard in the UK.
The mustang dyno you have mentioned is again a retarder so we can't see them being too far apart results wise.
Dyno dynamics is pretty much the industry standard in the UK.
That was my understanding, it was the Technics 1210 of the rolling road world
Although I enjoyed my road mapping soooo much
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