S2000 Dyno Day!
11-28-2001, 05:38 AM
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Mark, I'll call my friend later today & notify him. Yes, it takes approximately around 30-45 minutes to strap on & do 3 runs (After the engine cools down). Mark pretty much summerized everything on the agenda, thanks. I have to leave early also b/c I'm suppose to be at work that day, so I'm taking half the day off for this 
(Around 2:30-3:00). If anybody has any questions, feel free to ask Mark or I. Thanks!
Red_s2k, so should I confirm you as the 7th s2k to be dynoed?
(Around 2:30-3:00). If anybody has any questions, feel free to ask Mark or I. Thanks!Red_s2k, so should I confirm you as the 7th s2k to be dynoed?
11-28-2001, 05:54 AM
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I may swing by and watch if i've got the time.
How come it takes 45 mins for each car?? Fastech runs cars through in < 15 mins. Do you guys allow for a cooldown between each run?
Is there a prize for the highest numbers?
josh
How come it takes 45 mins for each car?? Fastech runs cars through in < 15 mins. Do you guys allow for a cooldown between each run?
Is there a prize for the highest numbers?
josh
11-28-2001, 07:28 AM
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Prize? Hmmm... Bragging rights?
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Red_s2k
[B]I would like to come if there are still open slots. Heck will probably come anyway just to visit.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Red_s2k
[B]I would like to come if there are still open slots. Heck will probably come anyway just to visit.
11-28-2001, 02:26 PM
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Still no car. If by some chance the parts manage to get here and the dealer feels like completing the repairs I'd like to attend.
Since I've got some new drivetrain assemblies would it be a bad idea to dyno so soon?
Stefan
Since I've got some new drivetrain assemblies would it be a bad idea to dyno so soon?
Stefan
11-28-2001, 03:09 PM
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$hit...Slight problem guys/gals...Um, apparently when I talked to Ashley at InterCrew, she said this Sunday would be fine. However, the torque cable just broke & Dynojet still hasn't called her back yet regarding a new torque cable. She'll call me ASAP when she founds out when they're getting the new part. This doesn't look too good for this Sunday. I'll post here w/in the next day or two when I find out what's going on. Sorry for the delay.
On the plus side, I didn't have too go to work today b/c of the weather. Ok, bad joke.
On the plus side, I didn't have too go to work today b/c of the weather
. Ok, bad joke.
11-28-2001, 04:08 PM
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Jimmy, no problem. Most people have posted that they're available for both Sundays, so assuming the Dynojet parts show up by then, we should be golden.
To all: I'll make final go/no-go Thursday night. Call me a cynic, I expect it won't happen this weekend, though. Let me know if you can't make the 16th and want to be taken off the list for then. Thanks!
Stefan, as I understand it, yeah, you should go through a break-in period for new parts such as those. Think you can get a few hundred miles by the 16th?
To all: I'll make final go/no-go Thursday night. Call me a cynic, I expect it won't happen this weekend, though. Let me know if you can't make the 16th and want to be taken off the list for then. Thanks!
Stefan, as I understand it, yeah, you should go through a break-in period for new parts such as those. Think you can get a few hundred miles by the 16th?
