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Congrats Mike and all involved! I agree bad weather dyno day will show less power. But what I don't get is how you guys get into a dyno with dyno operator you trust,whenever you feel like it or when the weather is good. My experience is when my guy calls me To tell me what day his dyno is freed up I gota go no matter what the weather is or it could be months before he gets a open time to try it again ......anyway congrats hope your shoulder surgery doesn't keep ya down to long so you can get on the track soon!
69goat1 my guy said the same thing about humidity and 20+hp
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EHTTFMF! Being dead, it is not hard on you. You don't even know you're dead. It is hard on everyone else that is not dead. BEING STUPID WORKS THE SAME WAY! The rest of us suffer. |
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I have decided not to dyno this one because it's just a street car engine and will see very little track action and I can spend the money toward something it needs much more...
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