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    AWD Dyno near 75165?

    04-30-2012 09:48 PM #1
    I'm in need of an AWD dyno and would love to post some info after i go of the .:R!!!
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    05-01-2012 02:09 AM #2
    The following link lists all the Dynojets in Texas:

    http://www.dynojet.com/dyno_centers/....aspx?state=TX

    Hopefully one of these will be within a reasonable distance
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    05-01-2012 10:39 AM #3
    Thanks i found one near me!
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    05-01-2012 01:51 PM #4
    If using the Alamo one, it may be best to dyno in FWD mode. The rollers are not linked and it may cause the haldex system to freak out...
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    05-01-2012 03:45 PM #5
    Quote Originally Posted by a4tq View Post
    If using the Alamo one, it may be best to dyno in FWD mode. The rollers are not linked and it may cause the haldex system to freak out...
    I was wanting to do it in AWD.. I wanted to see what my power was to the wheels. like AWHP AWTQ.
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    05-01-2012 03:56 PM #6
    Quote Originally Posted by a4tq View Post
    If using the Alamo one, it may be best to dyno in FWD mode. The rollers are not linked and it may cause the haldex system to freak out...

    I did alamo, they hooked up two dyno's and the computer gives one graph. My graph was very sloppy and it seemed like the car was fighting the dyno. I also had an axle back out the diff. that day. Not sure bout the axle backing out, not sure why that happened. But the graph looked like poo and the a$$holes went UP on the price once I arrived that day.

    They quoted one price but charged me another after I drove 45 minutes to get there. Fcuk them
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    05-01-2012 08:57 PM #7
    Quote Originally Posted by rajuncajun37 View Post
    I did alamo, they hooked up two dyno's and the computer gives one graph. My graph was very sloppy and it seemed like the car was fighting the dyno. I also had an axle back out the diff. that day. Not sure bout the axle backing out, not sure why that happened. But the graph looked like poo and the a$$holes went UP on the price once I arrived that day.

    They quoted one price but charged me another after I drove 45 minutes to get there. Fcuk them
    Yeah they seemed kind of steep.. i might go to jotech in garland. 125 for 4 pulls!
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