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IC · Sep 21st, 2006, 17:25

Hi Gary, can't remember as I wasn't using it myself!

pault5 · Sep 21st, 2006, 17:30

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Originally Posted by SIAMBLUE

Does anyone else know of a accurate 4wd dyno in London bar Abbey, and what cost was it IC to class it as expensive?

Gary.

hi gary,
the rototest that is used by tdi can do 4wd.
they are in grays now, they used to be in barking.
they charge £85+vat per hour.
paul

MikeyL · Sep 27th, 2006, 23:08

BHP is essentially a by product of torque (ie work done).

Hub packs are often the most accurate, as well as engine dyno's.

Its the space under the line thats important. if you only have 240bhp, but have alot of space under the line, then its going to have a better power band, and therefore be quicker than a car with 240bhp and not alot of space under the line (narrow power band).

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