All Lectron 46 Owners I need help
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Isn't the major benefit of going to a dyno is to see your tuning? We all know that horsepower and torque numbers vary on every dyno. Even the same dyno on different days cam vary! When you did your dyno run, did it show where you were running lean or rich? Besides the dyno run, how is it running? Does it backfire? hesitate on acceleration? bog?
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Originally posted by: Sandaholic
Isn't the major benefit of going to a dyno is to see your tuning? We all know that horsepower and torque numbers vary on every dyno. Even the same dyno on different days cam vary! When you did your dyno run, did it show where you were running lean or rich? Besides the dyno run, how is it running? Does it backfire? hesitate on acceleration? bog?
Isn't the major benefit of going to a dyno is to see your tuning? We all know that horsepower and torque numbers vary on every dyno. Even the same dyno on different days cam vary! When you did your dyno run, did it show where you were running lean or rich? Besides the dyno run, how is it running? Does it backfire? hesitate on acceleration? bog?
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Just my 2 cents here.
It sounds like the shop your dynoing at does not have alot of tuning expierience in tuning with their dyno. If they have set up correctly, and have straightened out the fuel air mixture across the power band like they were suposed to, you should see and feel a difference in power. Did they straigten out the mixture first, then search for more power and torque? If they didnt, then its possible they need more expierience. Ive been to a couple of dynos in my time, and I felt robbed when I left for they were absolutely no help in tuning. UNTIL, recently using Hp research for the tuning. At first, they were not concerned with HP numbers. They were concerned with straightening out fuel air mixtures. Then came the horsepower search. The other dynos were cheaper, but the results were useless!!!
Just my opinion.
Gary
It sounds like the shop your dynoing at does not have alot of tuning expierience in tuning with their dyno. If they have set up correctly, and have straightened out the fuel air mixture across the power band like they were suposed to, you should see and feel a difference in power. Did they straigten out the mixture first, then search for more power and torque? If they didnt, then its possible they need more expierience. Ive been to a couple of dynos in my time, and I felt robbed when I left for they were absolutely no help in tuning. UNTIL, recently using Hp research for the tuning. At first, they were not concerned with HP numbers. They were concerned with straightening out fuel air mixtures. Then came the horsepower search. The other dynos were cheaper, but the results were useless!!!
Just my opinion.
Gary
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