Well their is a chance that I may actually make it at the last minute. I have a friend that has a 2000 with a Banks system that thinks he may want to go, so if he does I guess I will. My truck is still stock but it would be nice to get a base line to start from.
Here is another ? for you guys, what about bringing a gasser to dyno also, would I be the "black sheep". What I was wondering is if I can dyno my off-road truck that has a 440 in it that should be close to the 500 hp mark.
And as a Chassi dyno newbe so to speak, what are the procedures for the run. What I mean is do you have to run through all the gears and run in a 1:1 gear to take the reading? Reason is that if I run the off-road truck it has 40" tall tires that aren't balanced and I really have no desire to turn them over 100 mph
And I see mensioned earlier that you don't operate your own truck, don't know if I am too crazy about that 
Here is another ? for you guys, what about bringing a gasser to dyno also, would I be the "black sheep". What I was wondering is if I can dyno my off-road truck that has a 440 in it that should be close to the 500 hp mark.
And as a Chassi dyno newbe so to speak, what are the procedures for the run. What I mean is do you have to run through all the gears and run in a 1:1 gear to take the reading? Reason is that if I run the off-road truck it has 40" tall tires that aren't balanced and I really have no desire to turn them over 100 mph

