DynoJets have onboard weather stations that can correct for conditions. (aka Automatic Conditions Measurement)MazdaSpeedSter said:Don't go by dyno #'s. They're not accurate... Theres no way he'd get good dyno's right now anyways for what he's looking for. Wait till winter then the #'s will change drastically. Florida right now sucks for dynos. There now way to get #'s your looking for. First you gotta drive to the place, park and let it heat soak, then start it up again, put it on the dyno, put a little P.O.S. fan to simulate "driving." Dyno's are not a good way to rate a product. Unless there was a way to always have a standard everything atmospherically, even then every car is different and will preform different.
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