Home-made dyno ?

[my2002lightning]

Turns out, the designer/builder is a Camaro driving Mechanical Engineering student in Utah. :rolleyes:

Somehow he rigged it up, has been hitting WOT during testing and is working out some bugs in the design. :d

http://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/showthread.php?s=&threadid=249330



http://www.josephthompson.net/austin/MVC-034S.JPG

http://www.josephthompson.net/austin/MVC-035S.JPG

http://www.josephthompson.net/austin/MVC-036S.JPG

http://www.josephthompson.net/austin/MVC-037S.JPG

http://www.josephthompson.net/austin/MVC-038S.JPG

http://www.josephthompson.net/austin/MVC-039S.JPG

[Sandman]

hope the car doesn't wiggle side to side for any reason...

[dboat]

After reading the thread, some people have way too much time on their hands. Takes me back to my physics days in college :banned .. ouch my head hurts now and I need an Advil.
Dana

[PoorSvtman]

Yea thats safe, there are no lug nuts holding the custom "dyno rollers" on. (5th pic) :burnout:

[Tex Arcana]

Yea thats safe, there are no lug nuts holding the custom "dyno rollers" on. (5th pic) :burnout:
At least he's using a Crapmaro to test it instead of a Ford product... :d

[Wht95Lightning]

Whoa, that looks pretty unsafe. I hope he at least has a friend with him to call 911 when this thing goes haywire.

[99WhiteBeast]

I want to know how he got from point A (concrete) to point B (Dyno rollers):confused: