Dyno/Tuner recommendations
06-02-2003, 02:55 PM
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Dyno/Tuner recommendations
I am looking for some recommendations for a shop in SOCAL that you could recommend to do a little baselining analysis on my TT. I've got all of these FVD goodies on my car, but I really don't know where I am at. I want to find someone very knowledgeable to put it on a Dyno and measure air fuel ratios etc. and then make recommendations on how to optimise.
06-04-2003, 01:00 AM
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Oops! Thats what I get for staying up too late,it
would be interesting to compare the difference with your old ECU. I have a feeling that they might suggust that you go with an aftermarket engine management sytem that can be custom tuned to your TT's needs, they do a lot of race car stuff.
John
96 993TT
72 RS look
70 914-6
98 R1
86 RG 500
would be interesting to compare the difference with your old ECU. I have a feeling that they might suggust that you go with an aftermarket engine management sytem that can be custom tuned to your TT's needs, they do a lot of race car stuff.
John
96 993TT
72 RS look
70 914-6
98 R1
86 RG 500
06-04-2003, 12:44 PM
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Ahaaaa. Thanks, Laura and John. I thought you were takin' the micky! I couldn't find the first spelling on in the web yellow pages.
You might be right about the ECU. I currently have the FVD unit, but I have no idea what it's doing.
You might be right about the ECU. I currently have the FVD unit, but I have no idea what it's doing.
06-05-2003, 12:13 PM
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I just spoke to AASCO, and they recomended Hergesheimer. I believe that is you, Laura, n'est-ce pas?
AASCO only has an engine cell dyno, and did not think it would be cost effective to dismantle my car
I just looked on a map, and Lake Forest is far far away.....
Maybe I can talk Karen into a little vacation.
"Well, no honey, we'd have to take two cars because we're going to take one in to the shop when we get there.... No well it's a special KIND of shop.... Did I mention it's right near a big lake?"
I think I'm gonna have to work on my presentation a little.
AASCO only has an engine cell dyno, and did not think it would be cost effective to dismantle my car
I just looked on a map, and Lake Forest is far far away.....
Maybe I can talk Karen into a little vacation.
"Well, no honey, we'd have to take two cars because we're going to take one in to the shop when we get there.... No well it's a special KIND of shop.... Did I mention it's right near a big lake?"
I think I'm gonna have to work on my presentation a little.
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06-06-2003, 04:08 PM
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Being in Socal you have access to one of the best tunners/dyno shops anywhere. Call them and set up an appointment, you will not be disapointed.
310-516-1003
R&D Dyno service
Tell them Russ sent you, might get a price break .
310-516-1003
R&D Dyno service
Tell them Russ sent you, might get a price break
.