Onboard dynomometer

[Steve M]

For those with great sums of money cluttering up the floor! I thought this was a neat sounding gadget and since the pocket dyno seems to be popular, I thought this would be interesting to share.



http://www.land-and-sea.com/rotary-shaft-dyno/rotary-shaft-dyno.htm

 

[KWIKKURT]

Originally posted by Steve M

For those with great sums of money cluttering up the floor! I thought this was a neat sounding gadget and since the pocket dyno seems to be popular, I thought this would be interesting to share.



http://www.land-and-sea.com/rotary-shaft-dyno/rotary-shaft-dyno.htm

Steve, It looks like it might be helpful. Currently for R&D I use one of the better "Inertia Style" Dyno's or drive to the RaceTrack or a Chassis dyno 5 hours away. I am going to talk to their Tech Dept next week. I wonder what the price tag will end up being?



Kurt

 

[ZR600]

Land and Sea dyno

It will not be a cheap tool. I have their snowmobile engine dyno with a bunch of extras. Total cost $9000. My harness for my dyno is capable of using the torsion sensor. It is a big investment but it is a fun toy to have. I have a race car too and planned on using the dyno for many things. For race car usage they also have a Lamda O2 sensor for help in tuning a gas motor. I have a price list here some where if you want to know a rough cost... ... ... ... . Brian

 

[KWIKKURT]

That's all! I guess I'll just get a bigger shovel to scoop up my piles of money and get two of them!!