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Dyno's 2 roller vs single roller

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Old Aug 24, 2012 | 02:30 PM
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Dyno's 2 roller vs single roller

Just wondering of the ins and outs of either design, two roller vs single roller and if there is things I need to know for both. Doing a single roller dyno and not sure if the guy that runs it has ever done a modern 911. Anything I need look out for when getting car on there? Any difference between the two styles and which one is preferred if it even matters, as well as attachment points?

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You have to drop the driveshaft if you are running on a 2wd dyno. Not much difference beyond that.
 
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You have to drop the driveshaft if you are running on a 2wd dyno. Not much difference beyond that.

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