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Where is the closest dyno and what type is it - RawrImAMonster - 04-22-2014

The title says it all. I'm going to be curious what kind of gains my car is going to have after I install my go-fast parts. Google is not being particularly helpful for me.

Does the subaru place in winchester still have a dyno? I think it is/was an awd one, but you can use these for rwd cars too right?

I think I heard that Harrisonburg used to have one at Dryft motorsports when that was still a thing. I guess that dyno is long gone?

Otherwise, it looks like Richmond might be the closest.


Re: Where is the closest dyno and what type is it - JPolen01 - 04-22-2014

If you're going to Richmond, pay Kevin a visit at Performance Auto Sport.


Re: Where is the closest dyno and what type is it - Goodspeed - 04-22-2014

Well, Jimmy Riddle at Valley Dyno Service has a portable Dynojet (248?) in Elkton. I think he has had people come to his house and dyno there before - it sits under a big roof on his property.


Re: Where is the closest dyno and what type is it - RawrImAMonster - 04-22-2014

Goodspeed Wrote:Well, Jimmy Riddle at Valley Dyno Service has a portable Dynojet (248?) in Elkton. I think he has had people come to his house and dyno there before - it sits under a big roof on his property.

That would be awesome. I might have to see if I can contact him.


Re: Where is the closest dyno and what type is it - RawrImAMonster - 04-22-2014

Goodspeed Wrote:Well, Jimmy Riddle at Valley Dyno Service has a portable Dynojet (248?) in Elkton. I think he has had people come to his house and dyno there before - it sits under a big roof on his property.

Thanks for the tip. Gave him a call and he says he mainly does individual cars at his shop now. Rates are 70 bucks for a few pulls just to see what it is making or 100 if you're doing some tuning.

He also can do evenings and saturdays so that works perfect for me. :thumbup:

We should see if we can get a discount for a group of MM'ers one day.


Re: Where is the closest dyno and what type is it - Goodspeed - 04-22-2014

Nice! Looking forward to results before & after mods