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  1. 01-09-2013 11:15 AM #1
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    Check out my Nitro R/C dyno

    We have been using this to break new motors in and tune our cars/trucks. When I have the money to buy the software I will be able to show actual hp and other features!

    The rollers can be moved to fit any truck or car.

    This gives about the same amount of resistance as running on the road!

    Here is a few videos of the end of my "break in" on my newest slayer pro

    Video removed due to language

    Last edited by Dadx2mj; 01-09-2013 at 08:46 PM.
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  2. 01-09-2013 11:16 AM #2
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    Click on the pictures to see the videos, they are about 14 seconds long.
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    That's awesome! Now if only I was a nitro kind of guy.


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    Quote Originally Posted by TraxxasTuesdays View Post
    That's awesome! Now if only I was a nitro kind of guy.


    Sent using 8.4 volts of NiMH power!
    We have tuned somw electric cars with a cpu on this as well
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    Good work.
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    I like it

    Not a bad idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jersey Jato View Post
    Nice
    Quote Originally Posted by Pitola23 View Post
    Good work.
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    I like it

    Not a bad idea.

    Thanks. It works really well. Looks like someone took down one of the videos bc of something someone said ... click the picture to see the video!
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    I highly recommend a fan,if you are getting the engine up to operating temps and then doing higher rpms that air flow will be helpful to determine numbers... Engine temps stability is really important when using a Dyno for tuning these things...

    Looks cool though...

    Added note Abusive or fowl language in the video was why it was taken down, it's inappropriate for a PG forum. and you can get points for it

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  10. 01-10-2013 11:35 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nitronaught View Post
    I highly recommend a fan,if you are getting the engine up to operating temps and then doing higher rpms that air flow will be helpful to determine numbers... Engine temps stability is really important when using a Dyno for tuning these things...

    Looks cool though...
    We actually have three fans, you cant see the two mounted in the front of the dyno blowing across the truck and we also have one mounted underneath. We can control the speeds of the fan so we can let what we are tuning get as hot and cold as we want.

    Quote Originally Posted by Nitronaught View Post
    Added note Abusive or fowl language in the video was why it was taken down, it's inappropriate for a PG forum. and you can get points for it

    I believe I sent you a link with the rules,,, I highly suggest you read them... Here they are again for everyone to go over and refresh their memories if they wish. http://traxxas.com/forums/showthread...or-%28Rules%29

    And here's the Warning system and points explanation.
    http://traxxas.com/forums/showthread...Warning-System NN
    Please read and follow the forum rules. This portion of this post has been removed because it broke at least 3 of the forum rules.

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