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Smokescreen 01-30-2006 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by TalonTsi97
Yea well phillydyno works is in a bad neighborhood.

I walked through that neighborhood for 3 years to go to school 3 blocks away on 10th and Vine. Lj (GUnit33), Greddy2000, Evltalon and I were down in the area Friday night on Race with no problems. Other than the loud noises and flashes of light...
If you don't like Philly, don't go.

Try CarVersion2 in DE for a dyno. They use Dynapacks. I can't post a website address, they aren't vendors here.

Talk to Andy from Xotic (SinistiR).

And on the WRX, maybe it was a bad day to dyno. 212whp is fine for a Utec Stg.2 untuned, but 300+ lbs. is way off. Probably should have been 215-220 lbs. at the most.

TalonTsi97 01-30-2006 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Gorilla Unit 33
ive been there ...actually i was there on the dyno day where wil (2point2dsm) had to be towed back home. It doesnt matter if i was there or not the messed up dyno charts prove itself.

i dynoed that day and only me and wil were there in the morning.
Im not saying if you where there for the reason of the dyno. While we were there some whack job started going nuts sayign stuff bout killing people and talking all this ****. Im not sayign that makes it a bad neighborhood but you cant say its the best when your parking modded evo's and sti's in a unattended lot where you cant see whats going on. Added all the strange/ homeless people walking around. Maybe thats the reason the guy you knows car got keyed or whatever.
Lets get this back on topic before its gets closed.

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koho2731 01-30-2006 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Gorilla Unit 33
im not going to bash but ill give six words of advice. dont go to philly dyno works

:iagree: It would help to know how to set up the dyno alt. 4500ft and 17% humidity @ 92.3* in sept. :roll: So I have know real idea how much power my Spec V put down, but one of the dyno correction calculators came up with a correctionof 1.206. That would put the # @ 343.08 whp and 318.74 wtq :lol: .

Gorilla Unit 33 01-30-2006 10:42 PM

Thank You! so i think thats like 3 or four people that say DONT go to philly dyno works. Definately try out Xotic, CarV2 or Turbo Trix.

sfd 01-31-2006 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by 99SL2_Modder
...there's still PDT right off of 13.

I'll go with you Seth! It's a mustang dyno too! I wanna see how much power the fantastic plastic is putting down.

we should go then. i didnt even know we had one that close. ive heard to stay away from mustang dynos though because of inaccurate numbers?

maybe this would be a good time to ask if someone might point out some differences in dynos and calculations to better evaluate my choice/situation.

to make a long story short, we've got about 8 dyno sheets on mazda bp motors baseline vs mods and there's some scary numbers showing. while so many factors can create variations in numbers we're seeing an odd trend of i/e/h + timing advance creating only 1-3whp increases from what our baseline SHOULD be. i know peak numbers shouldn't be the only evaluation, but when we have dyno sheets showing a stock motor with a advanced timing creates 5whp but add in all the other mods and we're barely seeing 2whp, something is weird and I've seen random sheets showing moderate to more accurate gains from those mods. (i.e. stock motor with timing and cone filter plowed a mid/high 15 and dyno'd into the 120whp range) so i wanna go test this out now, especially since my motor is tired and being pulled soon. :afro:

Gorilla Unit 33 01-31-2006 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by TROLL
212 whp is pretty much spot on for a car with the mods you listed. 300+ ft. lbs is definitely wrong though... should be in the low 200s.
and i'm not saying you couldnt have had a bad experience there, just sharing my own experience and my opinion on the importance of accurate vendor/shop reviews.
bryan

when it comes to a dyno being correct if one side (tourqe reading) is worng so is the other side (hp reading). thats what it comes down to when running a dyno. i understand the horse power SEEMS about right but it isnt if the tourqe is off BY THAT MUCH. theres sumtin real fishy about it

Gorilla Unit 33 01-31-2006 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by sfd
we should go then. i didnt even know we had one that close. ive heard to stay away from mustang dynos though because of inaccurate numbers?

maybe this would be a good time to ask if someone might point out some differences in dynos and calculations to better evaluate my choice/situation.

OK mustang dyno's are found to read the lowest in hp and tq numbers but dyno packs are found to be the best for tuning cause they can read the almost exact tq numbers.

07BlackSS 01-31-2006 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by TROLL
low numbers does not mean bad shop. low is all relative... they have a lower reading dyno but you cant compare numbers from different dynos on different days anyways. dynos are for tuning cars... its comparing a baseline to a finished tune... same car, same dyno, same day if possible.
PDX tuning recently posted about their mustang dyno compared to a dynojet in the area. they did a pull with their STi on their dyno and made 414 whp, then they drove it right over to this dynojet dyno in the area and without making any changes they made 464 whp... and thats really not uncommon.

bryan

I do not dissagree with anything you said at all, Bryan. I have had some personal problems from experiance from this shop and I don't really want to publically state it on a forum. I am simply stating that I and my friends(some not on TST) have not had a good experiance/tune from them. I am not here to completely tell everyone they are crap but I am just warning that I and a couple others did not get what they thought was satisfactory out of the shop....It is up to you to make your decision, it is your money not mine, I am stating that I had a bad experiance.

Silver04STi 01-31-2006 02:16 AM

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Originally Posted by 99SL2_Modder
...there's still PDT right off of 13.

I'll go with you Seth! It's a mustang dyno too! I wanna see how much power the fantastic plastic is putting down.

I'll throw more fuel on the fire because this guy rip a friend of mine off for alot of money....

http://precisiondynosucks.com/

HuggyBear 02-09-2006 11:45 PM

I got taken for over $50,000 by Nick at Precision Dyno Tuning. DO NOT GO TO THIS GUY. He has no clue what he's doing and is consistanly ****ing ppl over.

www.precisiondynosucks.com is a site that was created by a customer that had his engine blow up because of Nicks tune. I have countless other customers that have come to me personally to get the dirt on this guy.

I REPEAT!!!!...........DO NOT GO TO PRECISION DYNO TUNING FOR ANYTHING!!!!!

Here are threads on a subby forum that will shed some light for you...and here are a few other threads from evo forum.

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...precision+dyno

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=771110

http://forums.evolutionm.net/showthr...precision+dyno

^ That thread...read where the customer is pissed at the end of the thread.

http://forums.evolutionm.net/showthr...precision+dyno

the list goes on and on....i'm telling you...don't get conned like the rest of these ppl have.


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