Dynos in NC

[toolman]

Anyone know of a good place to get a 3500 dually dynoed in NC. Looking for a place in the central part of the state with modern equipment and lots of experience.

Thanks,
Eddie

 

[John_P]

toolman:

I am east of you over here near
Jacksonville, N. C. I am not familiar
with anyone in that area but will check
with a couple of friends of mine who live
near there.

However, I did see a new sign showing
that a shop in Jacksonville, N. C. had
a "Dynojet. " I will try to stop there
and check on it for you just in case
you can't find one there in your area.

Hope this helps you.

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John_P

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Red '96 4x4 2500 Auto 3. 54, TST #5, Major Pump Mods(By "Scheid Diesel") 370 Diamond B Injectors, Gov. Spring kit, AFC Spring kit, Banks Exhaust, Prime Loc, Cummins Chrome Kit, Pro-Torque Converter, BD Valve Body, BD Pressure Loc, Isspro Gauges, Sendel 16" Alum Wheels w/ 33" BFGs

 

[WMann]

Hi Eddie. I'm over here just south of Greensboro. I know that Greensboro has a dyno shop on Chapman street because I have talked to some Mazda Rx-7 owners in Raleigh that come over here to tune their cars. I don't know the name of the shop and I don't know if they can do a dully or not. If I can find out tomorrow I will post the information here.

Wayne

 

[toolman]

Thanks guys!

It shouldn't be this hard to find a good dyno in NASCAR country #ad


Eddie

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01 3500 QC, 4x4, ETH, 6sp, 4. 10 LSD, Loaded and blacked out
Isspro Boost/Pyro, Magtec, BD exhaust brake, Rhino liner
Custom gooseneck hitch/air springs

 

[WMann]

Hi Eddie. My uncle is Buddy Parrott, general manager over at Rousch Racing. You would think I could get some dyno time. Mabe I will try Todd over at Robert Yates Racing.

Considering the HP numbers their dynos generally read, I doubt they would even register our pitiful numbers. HeHeHe

Wayne