OJCrush08

Now that I have some break-in mileage on the new '10 I bought late last Aug, I would really like to dyno it before Winter sets in. Anyone know of a Corvette-knowledgeable dyno facility in Northern Va? For some reason, this '10 Z feels notably stronger than the '08 I had. Maybe my imagination, but would like to find out.

Also, for general estimating purposes, I have been guesstimating that there is an approximate 12% drivetrain loss for the Z06. I was told once that for autos, it is much higher, about 16%.

Thanks!

cfl70

hello,
check out tony corvettes in gaithersburg md

1 slow 97

http://www.fairfaxautorepairservice.com/

They are always doing dyno days.

skipper972

1ED1

If you want real numbers go to Tony.

OJCrush08

Thanks guys. Tony's is a little far from me since I live in PW County, Va. Is there a reason why someone thinks only Tony's can provide an honest reading? If it is a dynojet properly calibrated and I want SAE readings with appropriate smoothing factor, this should not be a problem. Also, hard to get time off, so hoping to do on a Saturday.

Unreal

What about Virgina Speed?

TORQJNKY

VA Speed is in VA. Beach about 200 miles from Manassas. They are about 10 miles from my house. I heard their good Corvette tuner left the company. Not sure who is tuning there now.

08 ATOMIC-Z

Who left??? We need some more information.

1ED1

FASTWRX.COM
Local dyno.

u1arunit

Ed Hutchings left. He goes all over the world tuning now.

08 ATOMIC-Z

Thanks for the info. I will have to email him. He was in Germany in Oct. tuning there. he is a great guy.

u1arunit

Yes he is great. He did the tuning on my Z here in Pittsburgh.