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16-02-2009, 08:32am
(This post was last modified: 16-02-2009, 08:33am by horndog.)
Maj Wrote:
Had a rush of blood the other day and brought (in shares with a mate) a mobile dyno,
So hopefully it can help make preperation on my racebikes a little easier and maybe even help pay for itself with dyno days at the local shops or events.
Mobile eh? Can you come and do my bike?
More info / photos?
Congrats on the purchase
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Ahhh, I thought I had seen that one before. I have checked his site many a time whilst researching dynos.
Gotta love the effort he went to when getting the drum made
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Congratulations Maj, the neighbours are going to love you doing Home Dynos!!
Are you taking it to April Fools?
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Any more updates on the dyno? Leigh
Getting ready to make some noise.
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Only that it works fine , i'm limited by traction at about 400hp with the 4 ratcheting tiedowns , looking at improving that.
Currently using my Innovate logger for running data , gives me an easy to see screen with 5 channels of data and i like being able to configure the output of the logs to suit the engine manager i'm using at the time to quickly define the cells to adjust.
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No p[lans to take it too the salt Phil, hate to see it rust .
The general idea is to put away the mechanics cap and put on the riders cap during racing ... never quite seems to work that way though...
How far have you progressed with the swingarm ?