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Old 01-10-2006, 09:59 PM
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Question Rear wheel dyno near Syracuse NY??
Anyone know of, or possibly have used a rear wheel dyno near Syracuse NY before?
Trying to get some base line numbers on my car's engine before making any changes. Kind of curious to see what the prior owner did as far as HP increases over stock.

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click here >>>http://www.dynojet.com/maps/autodynos/ny.htm

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Old 01-10-2006, 10:20 PM
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Harry , Thank you.
I've asked guys I know who've raced their cars locally for a while and turned up empty handed. However on the link you provided there's a shop listed thats within 5 miles of my house. Not sure if they've got what I need but is worth a call. If not I'm thinking they can point me somewhere else. I appreciate your assistance.
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only if you were in Ca.(LA area) ill tell you drop by .

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Harry , Thank you.
I've asked guys I know who've raced their cars locally for a while and turned up empty handed. However on the link you provided there's a shop listed thats within 5 miles of my house. Not sure if they've got what I need but is worth a call. If not I'm thinking they can point me somewhere else. I appreciate your assistance.
Howard
If that doesn't work out for you and you don't mind an hour and a half trip a friend of mine has one in Schenectady. http://redline-motorsports.net/

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Old 01-11-2006, 09:00 PM
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Thank you for the info, I didn't have a break at school today (I'm a teacher) to call the local place. I'm still testing my car out. Not sure I'd trust it on a long drive as yet- still feeling her out. Ran kinda hot the day I brought her home ( 45min drive) but it was also about 95 that day :-) So that might have been a big influence huh?

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If that doesn't work out for you and you don't mind an hour and a half trip a friend of mine has one in Schenectady. http://redline-motorsports.net/
Wow thats good to know, there about 15 minutes from me and I didnt know they had one

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great link.i have 2 near me.now i can test my car on a dyno.another reason to get going on the car.

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Wow thats good to know, there about 15 minutes from me and I didnt know they had one
Where are you located in the Albany/Schenectady area? Now a days around here old school Pontiac People are a rare sighting!

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Im right up near Round Lake off exit 11

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Jason, Looks like the shop 5 miles from my house is shut down. Your buddies shop looks pretty sweet in the web pics. Have to be later this spring before I'll attempt it. Good to know that its there. Thanks again- Howard

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