What's your favorite Engine Dyno

[Tech @ BG]

Curious with everyones expierence out there who likes what dyno, and why?

If you were building one what features would you want to add?

[Tony]

Starting out with a really good dyno room would be nice.

Take a loook at this and drool...............

[Peter]

I have a Superflow SF-901 that we purchased off of eBay in Jan 2004. We've built the room and now with Superflow's help we are about to fire it up for the first time. I plan on writting an article called 'This Old Dyno' soon to tell the readers our experences with buying a used dyno. (I've written for the performance mags out here in So Cal). I been getting static from other dyno operators (DTS) because we chose Superflow, but the price couldn't be beat. Any other questions ?

[Tech @ BG]

[color=#000000]For the money a 901 is a good machine. As with anything else the equipment is only as good as the operator. The only real problem I've ever had with a 901 is that they are almost too simple. What I mean is that if you know an electrician, and a plumber BAM you

[Tony]

[quote="Tech"][color=#000000]Tony,
Could

[airflowdevelop]

Doug,
Are you telling me I should for-go the powermark, and buy a 902? Let me know before I make a decision!...the dos software of the DTS does not bother me at all! But the 901 was the most stable machine I have ever used...and people are now saying the 902 has exceeded the 901 with the current updates?

Dennis

[airflowdevelop]

Doug,
Are you telling me I should for-go the powermark, and buy a 902? Let me know before I make a decision!...the dos software of the DTS does not bother me at all! But the 901 was the most stable machine I have ever used...and people are now saying the 902 has exceeded the 901 with the current updates?

Dennis

[Tech @ BG]

[Tech @ BG]