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Re: For those with superchargers...Need technical advice
A dyno would be great but I can't seem to find one that is 4wheel capable Diablo Sport told me they took the front driveshaft off on their H2 because they don't have a four wheel dyno to develop a tuner is that something I should do since my choices of dynos are limited?
Re: For those with superchargers...Need technical advice
Re: For those with superchargers...Need technical advice
c'mon.
Don't shoot the messenger, I'm just telling you what they said it dynoed at.
I haven't dynoed mine so I couldn't tell ya what it would do. 500 does seem kinda steep but I wasn't there.
Isn't there a trick to removing the front driveshaft. I remember when I was having a vibration problem, I removed the frt shaft so I could eliminate one possible source.
Once I removed it, the truck wouldn't go into gear.
If I remember correctly, you have to bypass some plug or something... I can't quite remember... perhaps someone can clue me in.
Last edited by OrangeCrush : 06-27-2007 at 11:05 PM.
Re: For those with superchargers...Need technical advice
There usually is a work around everything but, i did not try anymore because the only dyno near me is one axle only and even with stock tires and rims the H2 was to wide for the dynojet.
TAZ
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