dynoed my car!
i've heard they are pretty accurate. this is from a local shop thats very well known Goodies Speed Shop
"Instead of parking on a couple of large metal drums that can give incorrect readings due to loss of traction between the drum and the surface of the tire and the freewheeling drums are unable to correctly apply a “load” on your drivetrain to mimic a true driving environment, the Dynapack special hub adapters bolt straight to the drive axles on the vehicle and the power absorption boxes are able to apply a full “load” on the chassis during the dyno test."
"Instead of parking on a couple of large metal drums that can give incorrect readings due to loss of traction between the drum and the surface of the tire and the freewheeling drums are unable to correctly apply a “load” on your drivetrain to mimic a true driving environment, the Dynapack special hub adapters bolt straight to the drive axles on the vehicle and the power absorption boxes are able to apply a full “load” on the chassis during the dyno test."
I wasn't saying it wasn't accurate...I'm just pointing out that those numbers are higher than most stock lsj's make with a cai. BUT...99% of the ppl on here that dyno do it on the standard wheel/drum setup which is why their numbers might show lower. Also because every dyno is different.
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