![]() A dynamometer, dyno for short, is a piece of equipment used to measure force, torque, or power. As a tuner we use the dyno to help diagnose automotive problems that our clients are having while driving. The dyno allows us to "drive" the vehicle in a controlled environment, off the road ;) so that we can focus our attention on the laptop that is connected to the vehicles PCM. Along with being able to identify drive-ability issues that one might be experiencing, the dyno also allows us to performs an unparalleled tune-up on a carbureted vehicle. When you modify a vehicle, you change the dynamics of the internal components and how they work together. The dyno allows for the tuner to make sure there is the correct air to fuel ratio to support the rpm and load on the engine with any upgrades or modifications. These large drums allow the tuner to simulate different driving conditions, ranging in speed, load, miles driven, or getting the engine to a certain temperature. And we do all this without touching any asphalt! If you have installed any upgrades or modifications to your vehicle, a dyno tune is gonna be the best money you could spend. This ensures that your vehicle is operating with safe air to fuel ratio to prevent any hiccups down the road that could lead to internal engine damage. The dyno tune should be performed at the end of all the upgrades for the most bang for the buck. Give us a call if you would like to schedule your appointment on our dynamometer.
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1/20/2021 06:05:10 am
I didn't realize that a dyno is used to help measure force, torque or power. This seems like a good option as it would allow for testing out the vehicle without having to drive it around town. My car has been acting up lately, maybe it would be a good idea for me to take it to a shop with a dyno tuning option.
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3/19/2022 06:19:10 am
I found it interesting when you said the dyno allows us to execute an unprecedented tune-up on a carbureted vehicle, in addition to identifying drive-ability concerns that may be present. I used to think differently about this and now it makes more sense. What you said about dyno tuning was really interesting to me.
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(619) 562-3933
Business hours:
Monday through Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00pm*
Closed on Holidays
EZ Auto Registration hours:
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Closed on Holidays
*Closed from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm daily - but we will be answering the phone :)
Thank you for your continued patronage!
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