JGY Dyno is a Mustang Dyno 1100SE
Our separate dyno building is equipped with the Mustang MD-1100-SE Dyno. The MD-1100-SE is designed to handle a wide range of vehicles from street cars, race cars, drag cars, motorcycles, ATV's to diesel trucks. With its 30" and 108" wide rollers, we can dyno dually trucks along with big rigs. The dyno has the capability of handling a max 2,000 HP with max speed of 255 mph. The dyno is also equipped with an eddy current power absorber unit (PAU). The PAU allows us to put a load on the vehicle to simulate real-world driving for accurate tuning. The PAU also allows us to simulate drag strip conditions to give you 1/4 mile times. The dyno will monitor and record all aspects of the testing and results will be available for printout. PRICINGIncluded with each dyno session, you will receive a printout of HP and Torque readings along with any other recordable aspects of your vehicle that you ask us to record, such as engine temperatures, intake temp, boost, etc. As a courtesy, we start the clock after we get the vehicle strapped to the dyno. Other places may not. We do. After it is strapped...time starts. You don't pay for strap time. We tune: Haltech, AEM, Greddy Emanage, Greddy Emanage Ulitimate, Apexi Power FC, FAST, EFI Live, Diablo Sport, BullyDog, and a few more. We can even make mechanical adjustments on JWT tunes to give you more power. Even domestic NA cars, most of the time we can gain you horsepower and torque when we use the wideband. Call us and ask...we may now tune that software and just haven't updated the website...we are busy tuning.Above is Scottie Richards's F250 putting down 663ft/lbs of torque. He also ran the 1/4 mile on the dyno and had to back out because of a slipping clutch and still ran a 14.3 at just 60mph at the trap. He's from Bland and loves Black Ice! Above is Jake's beast putting down about 880ft/lbs of torque...and it's not a truck, it's a '93 Fox body making more power than ours does.
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VA Tech College of Engineering students put their electric bike on JGY Dyno for a series of tests |