I am interested in setting up a dyno day - an AWD dyno! There is a Dyno Dynamics AWD dyno in Houston (Stafford) that has coupled rollers to avoid stressing the AWD differentials. It is rated to 4500ftlbs of tq. I have read that this is the Lexus of dynos and can hold a steady state load. The facility usually charges $75 for 3 pulls, and I was seeing how much interest people might have in doing something that would allow safe testing of their AWD (and 2WD) cars? Place is called Enginelogistics.com

dyno specs here:

http://www.dyno.com.au/dyno/controll...owAWD450DSPage

 

The owner is interesting to say the least.

 

From what I've been told by a friend there is no real good AWD dyno's for Porsches here in Houston.

Maybe we can pay a friend of mine to help remove the front Driveshafts (since it doesnt take long at all) and we can all dyno at like MTI or my friends dyno at G-Force. I'm sure I can work a good price on both.

 

I'm intersted Powell.

 

I'm interested.

 

I'll talk to my friends at both shops and my friend that knows the Porsche stuff. See what kind of deal we can get.

MTI = Dairy Ashford / Westhiemer
G-Force = 2351 in Pearland.

 

hahahahaha....ill put my car up for the winner of least power contest

 

the 997's cannot run with disconnected drive shafts. The stability controls will try to brake the rear wheels to compensate for the F&R speed differential.