halokiller

Looking to get my hci 03z dyno'd and was wondering if there were any dyno days coming up. If not, does anyone have a shop recommendation in orange county that will do a few dyno pulls with wideband reading?

toddalin

Just had the valve springs replaced in the '64 and would also be up for a dyno day. Must include A/F ratios.

Hot Rod Roy

MD Auto in Westminster has been recommended to me. Haven't checked them out yet, so don't know their set-up. 714-891-1113. Ask for Mark.

forbiddenvette

AutoWave in Huntington Beach they just installed a brand new AWD dyno and sound cell structure. Michael is a lord with tuning LS engines.

Gothard and Warner ave

halokiller

Thanks for the suggestions, I'll give those guys a call

toddalin

Let's do it before it gets hot and the hp drops!

JBRUSS

Bump for you: I'm also interested

HC Mechanic

Has anyone here had a run done at Autowave?

forbiddenvette

My car made 496hp on his Mainline dyno, E85 NA LS2

jimman

We used to have them done all the time, now haven't heard of any of late. Gardena CA had a shop and I've been to three of them over the years during a group session

toddalin

I was at all three also and will do it again if someone sets it up.

Has to be 3 pulls with A/F for no more than $50. That's what we paid the last three times and its out there for the asking. (The one in Gardena didn't do A/F).

jimman

Most shops are in the $160 range and I just did two to do a comparison and I need a third to see If I stopped the knock retard. But I've go a better place the 160 than them. I hear ya the AF thing but I really don't care about that because I'm not going to have Buba and Billy Bob tune this monster, far to complicated now days.

toddalin

I had it all arranged with Superior Automotive last year for $50 for 3 pulls with A/F.

But someone posted something negative about Superior and all of a sudden, we couldn't even get the 8 car minimum.

Personally, I won't do it without A/F. I tune my carb (modified 600 dp) and if I'm going to flog my engine, I'm going to get meaningful data out of it.

Good luck.

jimman

The dyno shop in Santee has done a couple of them

Charley Hoyt

Those were a lot of fun

HC Mechanic

I think it would be fun if we could get a big group together and do an unbiased dyno spot; w/o tuning involved. Run what ya brung!

Afterwards, post your mods, #'s, and video of each run in one big thread.

Motor Trend uses the K&N dyno: