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Does anyone know were you can go for a good dyno in Knox TN or surrounding counties I've been to a few shops and have had bad luck. Just trying to find a good performance shop thanks
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hello kpic my car is stroke to a 383 blower cam and a lot of bolt ons im jus looking for a shop that is really good with customers and does dyno I don't mind to travel a little as long as its not to CALI lolIt depends what you want; a mail in your computer tune or a dyno tune. For a dyno tune ~$350 for stock or modified with simple bolt ons
IMO, I'd base my choice on how modified is your car.
GMjunkie weres Greg located I don't mind traveling as long as he does a good job im just tired of the shops in TN they don't care bout the customers
GMjunkie weres Greg located I don't mind traveling as long as he does a good job im just tired of the shops in TN they don't care bout the customers
hello kpic my car is stroke to a 383 blower cam and a lot of bolt ons im jus looking for a shop that is really good with customers and does dyno I don't mind to travel a little as long as its not to CALI lol
kpic thanks for replying back and no I don't have a blower on my car I was wanting to change my cam out to a big nasty cam all N/A I was plan on getting a supercharger but don't think ima go that route the last shop ive delt with the guy had my car for 2 years and all we did was stroke the motor to a 383 when I got the car back I had a trans leak diff leak and now I have a front main seal leak ive got the trans an diff fixed but not the front main seal yet an my car needs a good dyno tune im starting to wounder if there is any good shops out there but thanks for the tip KPICBy blower cam; I'm assuming you have the blower also? Some shops are better with NA than FI. As I built a NA 388 in a 66 Coupe; I have a soft spot for a B&S 350. About 11.6 pipes up and in street trim.
I'm running an A&A YSI + a good bit of other stuff. Almost anyone with a dyno can make a load of power with a blower. My expectation was different than most folks; I wanted power and a car we could drive reliably as far as we wished. The results was she devoured an 11.1 car and gets 33 MPG at 70 on a flat SC highway. The weakness is unless someone is a fool or their windows are up; they can hear the fan turning.
I decided on Tick Performance in Mt. Airy, NC. After it was all said and done, what I liked about their tuning was the way it delivers the power to the road. From a roll, no smoke, no joke, just instant insanity.
Also, Alvin at PCM for Less is very good also. The crew at Tick told me Alvin is good. An honest compliment to a competitor.
I'm surprised you're disappointed in the dyno shops in Tennessee. I've heard these guys in Decatur, TN are right good also. Mean Street Horsepower - LSx LTx GM Performance - Speed Engineering and Dyno
Enjoy, we do.
I had some issues and Junkie and I went over on short notice .Greg put someone on my car within a half hour plus he gave us a loner car for a few hours .He fixed the problem plus did a great inspection looking for other issues and after two hours and $75 I was heading to Maine .His shop is very impressive and some of the best technicians .GMjunkie weres Greg located I don't mind traveling as long as he does a good job im just tired of the shops in TN they don't care bout the customers
I had some issues and Junkie and I went over on short notice .Greg put someone on my car within a half hour plus he gave us a loner car for a few hours .He fixed the problem plus did a great inspection looking for other issues and after two hours and $75 I was heading to Maine .His shop is very impressive and some of the best technicians .
So I'm old enough to be senile ,anyway there was someone in Florida that was good otflhttp://i708.photobucket.com/albums/ww84/gmjunkie/IMG_0893Medium_zps5d249354.jpg[/IMG]