Spring Dyno Day In CT!!
#102
I am definitily coming to this. I was going to get tuned by them but i'm going a different route.
I'm getting a tuned by 06blackg85ss eventualy.
We are going to do it on the street. More accurate than dyno conditions.
But I will be at this meet to come hang out and watch some Balts get dyno'd.
I'm getting a tuned by 06blackg85ss eventualy.
We are going to do it on the street. More accurate than dyno conditions.
But I will be at this meet to come hang out and watch some Balts get dyno'd.
#103
I am definitily coming to this. I was going to get tuned by them but i'm going a different route.
I'm getting a tuned by 06blackg85ss eventualy.
We are going to do it on the street. More accurate than dyno conditions.
But I will be at this meet to come hang out and watch some Balts get dyno'd.
I'm getting a tuned by 06blackg85ss eventualy.
We are going to do it on the street. More accurate than dyno conditions.
But I will be at this meet to come hang out and watch some Balts get dyno'd.
#109
A Big Thanks To Cobalt Ss Network
First I would like to thank the Cobalt ss network for the participation on this Dyno day.
To help things go even smooter I would like everyone to remove there right (Passenger side) lower splash sheild in the wheel well, this will make it real quick to hook up our optical RPM sensor.
Some one mentioned that Street tuning is more realistic and I can assure you that it is not only dangerous it is no more realistic than our Chassis Dyno, we can replicate any condition on the street in a safe controlled envirornment and the data aquisition is second to none.
Again I look forward to meeting all of you.
Would you guys be interested in having a cookout as well?
Ted.
To help things go even smooter I would like everyone to remove there right (Passenger side) lower splash sheild in the wheel well, this will make it real quick to hook up our optical RPM sensor.
Some one mentioned that Street tuning is more realistic and I can assure you that it is not only dangerous it is no more realistic than our Chassis Dyno, we can replicate any condition on the street in a safe controlled envirornment and the data aquisition is second to none.
Again I look forward to meeting all of you.
Would you guys be interested in having a cookout as well?
Ted.
#111
First I would like to thank the Cobalt ss network for the participation on this Dyno day.
To help things go even smooter I would like everyone to remove there right (Passenger side) lower splash sheild in the wheel well, this will make it real quick to hook up our optical RPM sensor.
Some one mentioned that Street tuning is more realistic and I can assure you that it is not only dangerous it is no more realistic than our Chassis Dyno, we can replicate any condition on the street in a safe controlled envirornment and the data aquisition is second to none.
Again I look forward to meeting all of you.
Would you guys be interested in having a cookout as well?
Ted.
To help things go even smooter I would like everyone to remove there right (Passenger side) lower splash sheild in the wheel well, this will make it real quick to hook up our optical RPM sensor.
Some one mentioned that Street tuning is more realistic and I can assure you that it is not only dangerous it is no more realistic than our Chassis Dyno, we can replicate any condition on the street in a safe controlled envirornment and the data aquisition is second to none.
Again I look forward to meeting all of you.
Would you guys be interested in having a cookout as well?
Ted.
I know I'd be up for a cookout!
Is the splash shield the part that you have to remove to install a CAI? Thanks.
#112
First I would like to thank the Cobalt ss network for the participation on this Dyno day.
To help things go even smooter I would like everyone to remove there right (Passenger side) lower splash sheild in the wheel well, this will make it real quick to hook up our optical RPM sensor.
Some one mentioned that Street tuning is more realistic and I can assure you that it is not only dangerous it is no more realistic than our Chassis Dyno, we can replicate any condition on the street in a safe controlled envirornment and the data aquisition is second to none.
Again I look forward to meeting all of you.
Would you guys be interested in having a cookout as well?
Ted.
To help things go even smooter I would like everyone to remove there right (Passenger side) lower splash sheild in the wheel well, this will make it real quick to hook up our optical RPM sensor.
Some one mentioned that Street tuning is more realistic and I can assure you that it is not only dangerous it is no more realistic than our Chassis Dyno, we can replicate any condition on the street in a safe controlled envirornment and the data aquisition is second to none.
Again I look forward to meeting all of you.
Would you guys be interested in having a cookout as well?
Ted.
Yes you are more are welcome to come, the more people the better.
And yes XM, That is the slash gaurd for the intake. Or it is sometimnes called the inner fender well.
#113
I can't even answer this one with a straight face.
To help things go even smooter I would like everyone to remove there right (Passenger side) lower splash sheild in the wheel well, this will make it real quick to hook up our optical RPM sensor.
I know we all read too fast sometimes
To help things go even smooter I would like everyone to remove there right (Passenger side) lower splash sheild in the wheel well, this will make it real quick to hook up our optical RPM sensor.
I know we all read too fast sometimes
#119
I tried to follow all the posts so i wouldnt have to ask this question but i cant tell.
so my question is. Is there any tunning or tweaking for the 2.2 owners at this dyno day?
thanks in advance and tty guys later and hopefuly at the meet
so my question is. Is there any tunning or tweaking for the 2.2 owners at this dyno day?
thanks in advance and tty guys later and hopefuly at the meet
#121
I shall be there. Can't wait to see some balts on the dyno.
This is going to kill me though. I'm curious about what i'm pushing for hp after all of the exhaust work and the recent tune.
I don't want to pay for 3 passes when I only need one. I don't know, we'll see.
I'm there either way.
This is going to kill me though. I'm curious about what i'm pushing for hp after all of the exhaust work and the recent tune.
I don't want to pay for 3 passes when I only need one. I don't know, we'll see.
I'm there either way.
#122
97-05 Chevy Cavalier 2.2, 2.4 2 6
05-07 Chevy Cobalt 2.0, 2.4 2 6
97-05 Chevy Malibu 2.2, 2.4 2 6
97-05 Pontiac Sunfire 2.2, 2.4 2 6
06-07 Pontiac G5 2.4 2 6
06-07 Pontiac Solstice 2.4 (Automatic Not Supported) 2 6
97-05 Pontiac Grand Am 2.2, 2.4 2 6
06-07 Pontiac G6 2.4 2 6
99-04 Oldsmobile Alero 2.2, 2.4 2 6
07 Saturn Sky 2.4 (Automatic Not Supported) 2 6
00-04 Saturn L-Series 2.2, 2.4 2 6
04-07 Saturn ION 2.0, 2.4
Other than what ever you can do in a half hour Probably not but we will play it by ear and see how the day goes.
Who's bringing the burgers and dogs
I shall be there. Can't wait to see some balts on the dyno.
This is going to kill me though. I'm curious about what i'm pushing for hp after all of the exhaust work and the recent tune.
I don't want to pay for 3 passes when I only need one. I don't know, we'll see.
I'm there either way.
This is going to kill me though. I'm curious about what i'm pushing for hp after all of the exhaust work and the recent tune.
I don't want to pay for 3 passes when I only need one. I don't know, we'll see.
I'm there either way.
To get a true reading you really need 3 to get everything up to tempurature they usually make the best numbers on the 3rd pull then repeat on the 4th 5th 6th and so on.
I don't know where the 3 pulls thing came from but we will do as many pulls as you like within a half hour or less.
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