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Kenobi
15-03-2011, 09:04
Hello all,

Whos up for a Rolling Road day at our place?

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www.facebook.com/dynodaze (http://www.facebook.com/dynodaze)


Website being built but will eventually be www.dynodaze.com (http://www.dynodaze.com)

Dynodaze Ltd
Unit 16 Pheonix Business Park
Brindley Road
Hinckley
Leics
LE10 1BY

Just off the A5, M69

Brand new 2wd Dyno. £30 per run. Minimum 2 Power runs plus printout showing Torque/BHP

Lots of parking for a meet even if you dont want to go on Rollers.
Burger Van on site all day. Mcdonalds in Hinckley is 1 mile.

Hoping to have a nice Midlands Local meet then as Penfold suggested offer a Rolling Road evening on the Friday of national day.

Cut and paste below and add your name to the list. We will have a discussion on best dates for all of us. Please ask any and all questions i will try to answer them.

1.Kenobi
2.Marky mark

car.crash
15-03-2011, 09:24
Who's the person running the cars?

Kenobi
15-03-2011, 09:37
Who's the person running the cars?


Do you mean physically driving them on the rollers?

If so his name is Richard Ellis, Mechanic of 15 years at Ford.

Logg
15-03-2011, 10:07
Well done fella hope things go well. :agree:

Can I just ask if you monerter AFR's or looking for det as in the photo's and bit of video I can't see thats this is being done. :scratch:

djinuk
15-03-2011, 10:09
Ill come along, simply to support a friend, probably wont have anything to run but still, i should be able to bring a few more friends along who would possible run.. is the dyno, fwd/rwd or 4x4 ?

Kenobi
15-03-2011, 10:33
Well done fella hope things go well. :agree:

Can I just ask if you monerter AFR's or looking for det as in the photo's and bit of video I can't see thats this is being done. :scratch:


No we dont do that mate. We simply running them on rollers producing power figures. We're not tuning or diagnosing so at this point we are not monitoring boost or afr.

Kenobi
15-03-2011, 10:34
Ill come along, simply to support a friend, probably wont have anything to run but still, i should be able to bring a few more friends along who would possible run.. is the dyno, fwd/rwd or 4x4 ?


its 2wd Dyno for fwd and rwd.

Kenobi
15-03-2011, 10:34
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Logg
15-03-2011, 10:48
No we dont do that mate. We simply running them on rollers producing power figures. We're not tuning or diagnosing so at this point we are not monitoring boost or afr.

But surely knowing knowing AFR or if the car is deting is a must as if a turbo cars. So you can abort the run and warn the owner rather than the car self destructing while on your rollers or even after as you know what a punter would say the car was fine till it went to "£$%&^*/?@" than it shat it's self. As you know it's very hard to get a good name but takes very little to get a bad rep.

Kenobi
15-03-2011, 10:57
But surely knowing knowing AFR or if the car is deting is a must as if a turbo cars. So you can abort the run and warn the owner rather than the car self destructing while on your rollers or even after as you know what a punter would say the car was fine till it went to "£$%&^*/?@" than it shat it's self. As you know it's very hard to get a good name but takes very little to get a bad rep.

True, We just dont have that yet.

You put the vehicle on at your own risk and its not our responsibility to know if your car is unhealthy.

AFR and Boost is the next thing we will be adding to the equipment. need to make some dollar 1st lol.

Kenobi
15-03-2011, 11:04
1.Kenobi
2.Marky mark
3.DjinUk

phase i 16 v turbo
15-03-2011, 13:06
Well done fella hope things go well. :agree:

Can I just ask if you monerter AFR's or looking for det as in the photo's and bit of video I can't see thats this is being done. :scratch:

This is a must. All rollers I have been on have used det cans and been monitoring the ARFs. Saved the cossy lump in my anglia.:D

Kenobi
15-03-2011, 13:19
This is a must. All rollers I have been on have used det cans and been monitoring the ARFs. Saved the cossy lump in my anglia.:D

I know what your saying. However its not up to us how well your car runs or doesnt run. We're just doing a power run and printing out the figures.

If you car has got problems realistically you dont want to be driving it anyway. We aren't doing diagnosing faults at this stage simple providing power runs. :agree:

Logg
15-03-2011, 13:37
I know what your saying. However its not up to us how well your car runs or doesnt run. We're just doing a power run and printing out the figures.

If you car has got problems realistically you dont want to be driving it anyway. We aren't doing diagnosing faults at this stage simple providing power runs. :agree:

Your not diagnosing faults you just say somethings not right your not willing to run there car. As from your coments seem very naive. A car blows up it's not your fault I get that as all rolling roads are the same but these things need to be monitored as it would only take a few bad experiences to get you labeled as cowboys. Then it's game over once all the keyboard worries get involved.

Anyways good luck with this project. Hope it all works out.

car.crash
15-03-2011, 14:11
Even if you do get the extra gear does anyone there know how to use it?

phase i 16 v turbo
15-03-2011, 17:20
I know what your saying. However its not up to us how well your car runs or doesnt run. We're just doing a power run and printing out the figures.

If you car has got problems realistically you dont want to be driving it anyway. We aren't doing diagnosing faults at this stage simple providing power runs. :agree:

On the road the fault didn't come to light. It was only flat out on the rollers did it start to det, 28 psi out of a T38. I was only paying for a power run and they noticed it and advised no more. I then went away and got the ecu reprogrammed. Probably worth while letting people know before they put their cars on the rollers that you aren’t doing any of the normal checks. Normally get the AFR results on the power runs.

Markey Mark (BD)
15-03-2011, 17:33
I didn't even know i had put my name down for this :crap:

Sorry kenobi mate, i not even got a car on the road. Will pop along to give support though.

If i do get my car done and stick it on rollers i'd like to run my car myself if thats ok

Smokey
15-03-2011, 17:50
If i do get my car done and stick it on rollers i'd like to run my car myself if thats ok

No leave it to the professionals :cooter:

Mat

rs250nut
15-03-2011, 18:28
On the road the fault didn't come to light. It was only flat out on the rollers did it start to det, 28 psi out of a T38. I was only paying for a power run and they noticed it and advised no more. I then went away and got the ecu reprogrammed. Probably worth while letting people know before they put their cars on the rollers that you aren’t doing any of the normal checks. Normally get the AFR results on the power runs.


The man speaks the truth. You should as a dyno operator let people know what's going on.

Kenobi
15-03-2011, 20:26
I didn't even know i had put my name down for this :crap:

Sorry kenobi mate, i not even got a car on the road. Will pop along to give support though.

If i do get my car done and stick it on rollers i'd like to run my car myself if thats ok

Yes of course you can do that Marky no worries.

FAO carcrash and others, thanks for posting so far.

Our Dyno operator Rich has lots of experience on rolling roads. We've all been trained on top of that by both the Dyno manufacturers and a company in Melton called Tractive Solutions who are also overseeing what we do and providing technical support. Please dont take me to be the expert here as im far from it. My part of this business is not the technical side. :agree:

We've been very busy so far and we're doing business with our neigbours R-tech who are tuning Vag all day long next door. They are handing us a lot of work and we're greatful to them for thier support.

AFR aside, yes we want that and we can bolt it on to the software at any point but our service is very straight forward.

We're simply doing power runs. Nothing more.

You guys know me so im gunna ask a question here as im sure your used to me doing. Please dont flame my ass,

Why would a power run differ from say driving you car onto a motorway or kaning it down the lanes?
Do you measure your AFR's then? If you had a problem wouldn't yo already know this and choose not to have a power run?

If you have a problem on the power run with fueling surely you had it driving to the event?

Is my Dyno operator more likely tp blow your car up than you are?

these are genuine questions so please give genuine answers. Many thanks

MADFIVE
15-03-2011, 20:31
its great that it near me. but i think im gonna miss this as im already on bluntys rr day on saturday. there no point imo. but thanks for the invite.:)

Kenobi
15-03-2011, 20:36
its great that it near me. but i think im gonna miss this as im already on bluntys rr day on saturday. there no point imo. but thanks for the invite.:)

Come down any sunday fella, hang out, eat etc see what turns up on the day. Thats part of the fun.

We have plenty of owners club days booked (even without AFR:coffee:) so if your local come grab som complimentary ear defenders and enjoy.

Kenobi
21-03-2011, 10:02
AFR Purchased for incar monitoring. Using probe up the bum of the cars.

Hopefuly this will put owners who are unsure how thier cars are fueling minds at rest.

over the weekend we had a 340bhp 200sx on the rollers. The owner asked to sit in and monitor his own AFR with the understanding he could quit the run at any time.

Luckily our insurance allows this so he was a very happy customer. He quit on second power run but i totally understand why he did that. :agree:

We had a bloody good turn out.

Photos here

http://www.revlimitmag.com/blog/index.php?p=125 (http://www.revlimitmag.com/blog/index.php?p=125)

We had a Honda Jordan that ran 370bhp!!!!

Thats 10 more than my Evo!!

djinuk
21-03-2011, 12:36
popped to this to how some support.. the turn out was pretty damn epic and a nice atmosphere..

Still not convinced on that civic though dude, the tuner where he got it built only told it would push up to around 300 horses.

Was some very nice jap metal lying around, i think the afr monitoring gear should put many minds at rest bud.

Smokey
21-03-2011, 13:20
some great pictures mate keep up the good work no dout ill be down again soon.

Mat

Sparkie
21-03-2011, 19:24
Photos here

http://www.revlimitmag.com/blog/index.php?p=125 (http://www.revlimitmag.com/blog/index.php?p=125)

!!

website proof reading fail....
from a writer too.... :p

http://www.revlimitmag.com/ourstaff/index.php?p=75

Kenobi
22-03-2011, 13:50
website proof reading fail....
from a writer too.... :p

http://www.revlimitmag.com/ourstaff/index.php?p=75


I did not write that thankfully.

Kenobi
22-03-2011, 13:54
some great pictures mate keep up the good work no dout ill be down again soon.

Mat


Thanks Smokey it was a great day with some wicked cars. Just about to sign up for Rising sun car show so all you jap fans (joke) can see us there. Discounts fro RTOC members running Jap cars with dumpvalves. :laugh:

Kenobi
22-03-2011, 13:56
popped to this to how some support.. the turn out was pretty damn epic and a nice atmosphere..

Still not convinced on that civic though dude, the tuner where he got it built only told it would push up to around 300 horses.

Was some very nice jap metal lying around, i think the afr monitoring gear should put many minds at rest bud.

The Civic was mega dude. :agree:

James_Surridge G1 5 GTT
24-03-2011, 13:30
I would attend

warpspeed
30-03-2011, 20:50
So, if loads of 5's go on the rollers for power runs with no AFR monitoring the night/day before ND does that mean it could be very empty on track come ND?!:p

Smokey
30-03-2011, 21:05
So, if loads of 5's go on the rollers for power runs with no AFR monitoring the night/day before ND does that mean it could be very empty on track come ND?!:p

If you read the thread he has purchased an afr reading device so you answer is no cus a run can be called off at any point. :dearme:

warpspeed
31-03-2011, 09:18
ok but what about det cans? any sef-respecting rolling road owner/operator should have them/use them right from the start as they are very cheap to buy.

I certainly won't be taking my car there.

Trevhib
31-03-2011, 10:52
Cracking pics on the website, I could see the front of the GTX on the second pic, lol. Good on you guys for a successful start to a new business. :agree:

Btw, on the web pics, the red Civic is a CRX.

Now that some $ has come in, get the det-can issue sorted then no-one has any angle for stick.