I'm really having a hard time finding a standard with the Dyno.
How can we standardized the numbers that are coming from all parts of the states on different Dyno's?.
There are Load cell and inertia types.
Could we create a baseline dyno system that we can get our arms around and call it the "standard" for reported numbers?
The inertia Dyno has problems loading our trucks. Period.
So what is going to be the standard?
If all Dyno numbers are based on the same system (with an operator that has a clue) can we assume reported numbers reflect a guide for us to follow?
When I see Dyno numbers, it is just that, a number.
I guess, more time will allow this to develop, so we can establish a standard ?
How can we standardized the numbers that are coming from all parts of the states on different Dyno's?.
There are Load cell and inertia types.
Could we create a baseline dyno system that we can get our arms around and call it the "standard" for reported numbers?
The inertia Dyno has problems loading our trucks. Period.
So what is going to be the standard?
If all Dyno numbers are based on the same system (with an operator that has a clue) can we assume reported numbers reflect a guide for us to follow?
When I see Dyno numbers, it is just that, a number.
I guess, more time will allow this to develop, so we can establish a standard ?
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