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hi GTAUTO (sorry, don't know ur name >_<)

when will the dyno be up and operational?

I'm looking to get my car on a dyno probably thursday or friday of next week (or even saturday morning) to check my mixtures before i take her out to QR... will you be up and running by then?

good luck with 30 cars a day.. 4 jacks a nd 4 guys maybe......ha ha....

30 cars a day is a 10 hr day even on a dyno dynamics...

Thanks for your input mark but we bought the dynapack as a tuning/diagnostic device not for just power runs, the dynapack has been used at the New Zealand autosalon for 2 years now and they run up to 30 cars a day.

cheers

year man it sounds mad would love to get my car on it for a full retune. are u from brizy can u post a pix of a map up for us and it would be good to no what it will cost me for a full retune for my R32GTS-T 25DET NEO

Edited by gts-t 4 life

Thanks again mark, but as stated above we didnt buy the dyno for dyno comps alone we bought it because after alot of research we found the dynapack was the most accurate as it eliminates tyre slip and the like, it also suited us because it is a very quiet machine and due to our inner city location this was a must. Dont get me wrong i think the dyno dynamics is a great machine and is probably better for dyno days but in our opinion a more accurate tune is more important than any power run!!!

cheers

Edited by GTAUTO
good luck with 30 cars a day.. 4 jacks a nd 4 guys maybe......ha ha....

30 cars a day is a 10 hr day even on a dyno dynamics...

Can you just maybe shut up and not enter into this thread if your just going to poke fun at another business? One more childish comment like that and I'll warn you.

I would have thought being a business owner yourself, you'd have a bit more respect for other businesses... I guess I was wrong. I don't think you'd like someone coming into a thread about your company and doing what your doing.

Good luck GTAUTO on trying something different.

Still wondering on the price's you were going to post. Have not seen them yet.

Looks all good although I don’t know my ass from my elbow when it comes to dynos :whistling:

I will definitely be spending some time here getting my car how I want it.

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