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Proposed Rolling Road day 5th.Dec. Bletchley, MK.Views : 7989 Replies : 49Users Viewing This Thread : |
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Nov 19th, 2009, 09:15 | #11 |
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If my T5 has it's engine fitted by then I will be up for this.
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Nov 26th, 2009, 18:45 | #12 | |
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Are you not happy with the results from your visit on the Motorworx excellent and very accurate Dyno Dynamics Rolling road with your ST ?? It will be interesting to see the figures you get from the Maha. Russ |
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Nov 27th, 2009, 00:53 | #13 |
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Out of interest you sell software developed on a Maha Dyno, and use Dyno Dynamics yourself, how do you find they compair with the claimed figures?
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Nov 27th, 2009, 02:27 | #14 |
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Im also up for this to see how much more has been gained on the 440 with some mild tweeks, is there a full address or web site for directions??
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Nov 27th, 2009, 06:23 | #15 | |
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What machine does mte have ? Interesting Don favours the Maha machine over the Dyno Dynamics as well and wants his customers cars to be run on it..... |
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Nov 27th, 2009, 07:26 | #16 | ||
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I think you'll find those of us who have spent money in the past on Dyno Dynamics have been dissapointed in the results, not with the power figures (which are easily massaged - Just ask your good friend Adam Weber - he made a living from fiddling a Dyno) - but more the lack of information on plots and the complete lack of skill with the machines by the machine operators. Some interesting comments exist out there about MotorWorx's skill set and the dyno accuracy - In fact I believe one of the phrases was "The plots are all over the place, and they don't have a effing clue" It would appear "almost" every monkey and their mate have a Dyno Dynamics, it's the Dyno of choice for the Chavtastic massive, and any Chav place fitting big exhausts and those who appear not to be too serious - or those who just have no sodding clue. I mean, where else can you screw people alive for shoving a car on something for 3 minutes at £40 - £70 a go.... Well other than when doing 4 Wheel Alignments... At the very least when I've paid my money I expect a fully detailed plot and set of graphs. Out of interest, those with Dyno Dynamics machines will shortly be completely stuffed as the company has gone into liquidation. Quote:
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Nov 27th, 2009, 09:11 | #17 | |
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You wouldn't actually need to do a back to back test, just one of the cars that you remap and then if the numbers don't add up at least one of your suppliers is dishonest... As I'm sure your aware from your conversation with MTE they use a Roto Test dyno. If you have any faith in you "excellent Rica product" I take it you will turn up to the Dyno day and prove it PMSL.
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Nov 27th, 2009, 10:17 | #18 | |
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After much reading and deliberating, yes, I have decided to go with an MTE remap on my D5. Yes I'm on T5D5, but yes I'm also on VOC and VPCUK and I've also been on other forums reading about the various tuning products available. MTE is my own choice and I have not been influenced by anyone full stop. My original plans were to do the remap next year however it just so happens that two things happened to bring this forward: i) I have had a pleasant suprise in the shape of some pennies from one of my endowment companies that covers the cost of said remap, and ii) this RR day became available so I can have a before and after comparison. I am really not too interested in the absolute figures in terms of bhp or torque more that there is a significant improvement in the driving experience. And who knows in the future, I may even use one of Marco's visits to the UK to have the map tweaked my driving style if I decide I want such changes. And just to add, I'm in business of materials testing for a global company. I see this "our machine is more accurate than the competition" all the time. At the end of the day, the only true test is a back to back comparison on the same test kit on the same day.
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Can we share the road please. Yes, I am insured on both 2 and 4 wheels. Not a motorist, not a cyclist, but a road user. 54 V70 D5 SE (163, EUIII) MTE, Eibach, Powerflex, IPD arb's, TWR FMIC, Ferrita cat-back. |
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Nov 27th, 2009, 18:26 | #19 | |
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Nov 27th, 2009, 23:19 | #20 |
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I have been asked to post on this forum and point out some facts
unfortunately Dyno discussions on forums always seem to turn bad usually by somebody who has a vested interest or has not been able to accept that thier car is not making the quoted power. A Dyno Dynamics Dyno can produce plots of afr/boost/power/torque/temperature/ODBII information from the ECU/injector pulse width/injector duty cycle/tractive effort and much much more. They are one of the most popular Dyno's in the world due to thier provern accuracy and repeatability amongst the tuning and OEM communities. One of the key things about the Dyno is the way that operators can NOT interfere with the results. in my expericance a Typical focus ST makes somewhere between 220 and 225 hp but don't take my word for it here is a graph of a car tested on an engine dyno and again on a Dyno Dynamics chassis Dyno here is an article from an independent test, please take the time to read it and study the conclusion (I would also like to point out that Dyno Dynamics is NOT Liquidated, the new owners will be announced shortly) Last edited by Dyno01; Nov 27th, 2009 at 23:22. |
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