hey guys! i have a question for all of you. im a mechanic for a power sports shop in central oregon, the owner and i have thought of purchasing a snowmobile dyno machine. i believe we would be the only shop in central oregon to have one. if you had access like this would it be somehting you would use? and what would you be willing to pay? we thought we would get some comments from any one so we could see if it would benefitt us. thanks for your time.
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Engine dyno or track dyno? Which ever method you choose it needs to be quick and easy to set-up on any kind of sled. That way you can keep the fees down and more people will use it.
Example: I live in Central Iowa and my machine shop that builds my Stock car engines has a chassis dyno and its booked solid 6 days a week for several months a year. They charge 20-60.00 and hour depending on how much other buisness you do with them. It works great for us and I use it several times a year. Eric
Example: I live in Central Iowa and my machine shop that builds my Stock car engines has a chassis dyno and its booked solid 6 days a week for several months a year. They charge 20-60.00 and hour depending on how much other buisness you do with them. It works great for us and I use it several times a year. Eric
thanks for your reply eric. this one that we are looking at is a engine dyno that mount right to the crank.
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