Mustang Dyno Vs Jet Dyno
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A dynojet dyno measures the force of a known object (the roller) to calculate torque using the formula F=MA or force = mass * acceleration. A mustang dyno uses an eddy current brake and a torque lever to measure the torque and is more accurate. Typically, a Dynojet dyno will read higher than a Mustang dyno, or Dyno Dynamics, or Dynapack. Additionally, since the Dynojet dyno cannot control the load, a turbocharged car will not show an accurate boost curve since the turbos aren't loaded properly.
#4
Click here for an article that describes the differences between the Dynojet and Mustang dynos. There are issues with the amount of loading on the Dynojets. I found I develop more midrange boost on my 951 on the road than I do on a Dynojet because the dyno doesn't load the car enough while the boost is ramping up.