dyno shop
04-20-2006, 05:41 PM
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Re: dyno shop
Originally Posted by 375stinger
does anyone know of any marine dyno shops located in kentucky or as near as possible. they also haev to have 02 readings. thanks
Precision Marine in NewOrleans LA.They have 2 02 sensors,all new softwear .Its prob about a 8+ hour drive for ya.
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04-20-2006, 06:19 PM
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Re: dyno shop
we might check em out rob, its just our engine builder lives in cincy, and thats a lil farther than were lookin to go...hopefully, thanks tho
04-20-2006, 10:24 PM
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Re: dyno shop
Originally Posted by 375stinger
we might check em out rob, its just our engine builder lives in cincy, and thats a lil farther than were lookin to go...hopefully, thanks tho
Anybody?????
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04-21-2006, 08:27 AM
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Re: dyno shop
Houchin's on Taylorsville Rd may rig for wet running. He is an excellent tuner for blowers or NA engines.
Meers in Buffalo, KY just SE of E-town may have the ability to run wet on his.
Butch Smith in Lawerenceburg may be another choice he has a new SF and may be able to wet test.
Skytower down around Somerset may also be able to test wet.
Hope that helps.
Meers in Buffalo, KY just SE of E-town may have the ability to run wet on his.
Butch Smith in Lawerenceburg may be another choice he has a new SF and may be able to wet test.
Skytower down around Somerset may also be able to test wet.
Hope that helps.
04-21-2006, 08:46 AM
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Re: dyno shop
Originally Posted by cstraub
Houchin's on Taylorsville Rd may rig for wet running. He is an excellent tuner for blowers or NA engines.
Meers in Buffalo, KY just SE of E-town may have the ability to run wet on his.
Butch Smith in Lawerenceburg may be another choice he has a new SF and may be able to wet test.
Skytower down around Somerset may also be able to test wet.
Hope that helps.
Meers in Buffalo, KY just SE of E-town may have the ability to run wet on his.
Butch Smith in Lawerenceburg may be another choice he has a new SF and may be able to wet test.
Skytower down around Somerset may also be able to test wet.
Hope that helps.
How about someone in a surrounding state???I would think if there not use to doing the marine engine like with the wet exhaust,sea water pump and run it at the norm temp that it would run in a boat that the tune up and #'s would be off some???Most car dyno guys run the thermostat on the dyno and the engine runs warmer than it would in the boat. I guess it depend if the motor runs a thermostat??Like most car dyno shops Ive been to run it at 160-180+ in temp
Rob
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04-21-2006, 09:35 AM
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Re: dyno shop
Rob,
It's been 5 years since I worked in Louisville, KY but to my knowledge there wasn't a real demand for wet testing so almost no one had the capability to do it. The guy that did, Herrick's Race Engines, shut down around 95 or '96. That Cell was plumbed for wet testing.
The Ohio River/KY and Barkley/ and Cumberland all have some fast boats but most of them that I ever had any contact with all had power from out of state. Shops in the coastly areas seem more likely to have a cell plumbed for wet testing.
It's been 5 years since I worked in Louisville, KY but to my knowledge there wasn't a real demand for wet testing so almost no one had the capability to do it. The guy that did, Herrick's Race Engines, shut down around 95 or '96. That Cell was plumbed for wet testing.
The Ohio River/KY and Barkley/ and Cumberland all have some fast boats but most of them that I ever had any contact with all had power from out of state. Shops in the coastly areas seem more likely to have a cell plumbed for wet testing.
