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Dyno Day FAQ Thread
You can refer to our most recent SoCal dyno day here on our YouTube channel:
I. Preparing for a Successful Dyno Day:
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Vehicle Health Check-up: Before the dyno day, conduct a comprehensive health check-up on your vehicle. Ensure that all fluids, including coolant, oil, and brake fluid, are topped off and at optimal levels. Check the condition and tension of belts, inspect hoses for leaks or damage, and examine tires for proper tread depth and inflation. A well-maintained vehicle is key to achieving accurate and reliable dyno results.
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Correct Installation of Parts: Whether you have aftermarket components or stock parts, it is vital to ensure their correct installation. Inadequately installed parts can hinder performance and compromise the accuracy of dyno readings. Pay close attention to critical components such as blow-off valves (BOV) and ensure they are properly fitted, allowing your vehicle to unleash its full potential.
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Communication with Your Tuner: Stay in regular communication with your tuner leading up to the dyno day. They will provide instructions and guidelines specific to your vehicle’s modifications and specifications. Share your vehicle information and provide any requested logs or data. This collaboration ensures that potential performance and operational issues are addressed before the event, enabling you to achieve optimal results on the dyno.
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Vehicle Height Considerations: If your vehicle is significantly lowered or slammed, it is crucial to raise it before the dyno day. The dyno setup may not accommodate extremely low vehicles, and attempting to dyno without sufficient ground clearance can result in damage or safety hazards. Take the necessary precautions and ensure your vehicle is raised appropriately to participate in the event smoothly.
If you have any other questions, comments, or concerns feel free to drop them below!
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