SteveUCI

[QUOTE]Originally posted by s2oooboy
[B]thanks for the info again!

vtecvoodoo

That Dyno is actually right on the money. The majority of 10-12 all motor hondas tune at Jeff`s shop prior to the big events. In an al motor Honda, every ponie counts. Nobody would go there if Jeff`s dyno was "a bit low". Time to stop blaming the dyno, Guys

Ryan

s2oooboy

I got an email back from neuspeed....here is what Gregg Woo had to say....

Hi Rommel,

Regarding the other modifications to the vehicle, Joe Sweeney's engine is otherwise completely stock. Not even an aftermarket air filter!

Regarding the dyno testing procedure, yes, in order to conduct a reasonably scientific test, you have to dyno a vehicle several times and take an average or a mean. That is what we do here at NEUSPEED. A single sample test is not a scientific test. Most "payto-dyno" facilities obviously will not run a multi-sample test without charging the customer a small fortune. To give you a better example, if you were to conduct a survey of American households, would you survey 1 household, 100 households, 1,000 households or 100,000 households? Which sample size gives you a more accurate picture? Is 1 a truly representative sample size?

I already posted a few questions to Kwando on the S2ki board to see if he can provide additional information.

Best Regards
Greg Woo


I basically asked him if it was JUST the neuspeed vs. stock, that they were dyno-ing....