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Message: [QUOTE="IdahoF350, post: 1076538, member: 2989"] Any dyno is fine if it's the only dyno used throughout the entire testing process, be it multiple vehicles or one long term project. My experience with them is pretty in depth, both because I've been using them since the late '90s and also because I worked as a consultant for nine years and as a technical advisor for two years for a dyno manufacturer. They are just like computers, garbage in, garbage out. And I've run everything from 6 second door slammers to a 5 year old on a bicycle, you can test anything with repeatable accuracy if you use good methods. DynoJet 248C is solid and repeatable, but they read high, always have, so if that's your standard, that's cool, but don't compare a pull on a DJ-248C to a MD-250 or a DC-1800, the results are less comparable. Sent by my right thumb! [/QUOTE]

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