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Old 03-25-2015, 07:40 AM
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Any one know of a shop with a drive dyno that can dyno one OFF the boat ?? I am working on a drive project and if I could test it on a dyno, it would be much better than trying it out on the water. It is a Bravo based drive.

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I do not know of any marine shops that has a drive dyno specific only to use with it pulled completely. I do know Mercruiser has one that you use. Seen it and seen in use.

The dyno's that many marine shops use are from Land & Sea or International. These forms of dynos are to put a load on the engine mainly for after repairs has been made. They do hook up at the propshaft to simulate running conditions. I would maybe call Land & Sea to give you info of anyone that has one in your area as to what you are looking for.

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Just some info

http://www.land-and-sea.com/prop-sha...arine-dyno.htm
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BUP Thanks but that won't work for what I am trying to figure out. I know the chances are slim to none, but you don't know til you ask right ??

My second option is to just hang a drive on a boat and go run it hard, not stupidly and see what goes first
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I totally knew what you were talking about - I was just showing you what the marine dealers would have as what they use. Like I said Merc has one what you need but they are not going to share plus you would have to go to the state of WI for that.
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You want to dyno a drive while it is off the boat? Cuz you are not dynoing the drive you are dynoing the engine...through the drive.
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I think he wants to put the wood to it and see what breaks at what what level of power. Interesting. I'm curious now...
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At a couple of the race shops I worked at , we had Dynos for Transmission and Rear Gears. They Had 50HP AC motors on the Input and Output Shafts. The cost about 250K a pop.
Used the motors working against each other for the load. Just basically used for run in of new R&P and bearings, and gear sets . Couldn't really Durability Test anything.
We used an actual race car and engine , on the Chassis Dyno to try and Break ****.
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Don't know of them but found this under 'drivetrain dyno' search:
http://www.arcindy.com/drivetrain-testing.html
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Also, Superflow makes trans dyno's. I would call them and see if they'll give you a list of places that have them and maybe able to test for you?

http://axiline.com/Dynamometers/Transmission/index.php
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