toddk911

Not sure how accurate or up to date it is:

http://www.ultimateresourceguides.co...rticle101.html

zerMATT951

Interesting list, but I don't think it's as complete as it could be. I wonder if they allow you to add locations? I didn't see an option to do that.

I know of at least 3 more in the Dallas/Fort Worth Texas area that are not listed. I wonder if this list was from a dyno manufacturer, so it might only list shops with their brand of dyno?

PorscheDoc

Very incomplete, we have a lot of dyno's here in the KC area, non are listed for Kansas.

toddk911

Well, maybe we can use it as a starting point and then add to it ourselves?

toddk911

Like make it a set thread for others to add to, uptate and use for thier own research.

lart951

try this one:

http://www.dynojet.com/dyno_centers/...tive/index.php

PorscheDoc

I emailed the first link to see how you can add places to their list. I will report back with what I find out.

zerMATT951

That's a MUCH better list, it even has one shop that's been open for less than a year. It only covers Dynojet dynos, but I'm sure they are the most prevalent brand out there by far anyway.