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Guys,

Melbournes newest workshop Racingline Motorsports is holding a dyno day for SAU on Saturday 13th May.

We'll have a bbq and drinks down there on the day.

It is a 2WD dyno but front shafts can be removed for GTR's. Cost for a run is $40. Depending on numbers some minor tuning may also be available.

So when: Saturday May 13th from 11am

Where: Racingline Motorsports. 15 Bricker St Cheltenham. (Melways Ref 78 B10)

It will be a good opportunity for people who have attended the drag day the week before to check against the Dyno numbers to see how the times compare.

Cheers

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This is an open event for non members. I will be attending and will have datalogit for those that may want their tune saved/copied.

I will also be trailing adjusting the R33 RB25 VCT rpm kickoff point. Apexi PowerFC users with Datalogit can adjust the VCT kick off point. This involves one dyno run with it on default settings, then another with it turned off. Then check out the comparison runs on each chart and where the power lines intersect is the ideal point for VCT kickoff. I don't expect to gain any power but just doing it as a demonstartion for fun purposes really.

Pretty straight forward to get to sounds alright. $40 for the single run only or do they do back-to-back power runs? Been to a few at other places and they usually do this as it takes jack all time and almost always get a better run the second time. Might have to pop in regardless of wether I stick it on the dyno or not.

We might also have some scales available if anyone is interested in corner weighting their car.

can you weigh a car using corner scales, or just find the weight distribution?

really interesting to see the weight of a GTS4, and not manufacturers dry weight....

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