Dyno shop with wideband

Printable View

07-10-2007, 08:20 PM
Buck Reynolds

Dyno shop with wideband

I need to dyno my 10AE. Need dyno in DFW area that has wideband capability. Anyone know of such a place?

Hey thanks,

Buck Reynolds
Maypearl
10AE FFS CS
07-11-2007, 04:54 PM
mk2tmr2

Not sure if ATS Racing up in Lewisville has WBO2 or not. FIS in McKinney does. That's where my WRX was tuned with WBO2. Not sure if they'd be open to doing a Miata as the Scoobies are their bread and butter.

http://www.atsracing.net
http://www.fi-systems.com/contact/

Edit: According to their website, ATS does have a WBO2. I also know they have a bit of experience with Miatas.
07-11-2007, 06:34 PM
johnwag

T1 race development in Rowlett does tuning with a wideband on their dynojet. I believe that BoostedNB took his car there to be tuned.
07-11-2007, 07:31 PM
Sharpie

Quote:

Originally Posted by mk2tmr2

Not sure if ATS Racing up in Lewisville has WBO2 or not. FIS in McKinney does. That's where my WRX was tuned with WBO2. Not sure if they'd be open to doing a Miata as the Scoobies are their bread and butter.

http://www.atsracing.net
http://www.fi-systems.com/contact/

Edit: According to their website, ATS does have a WBO2. I also know they have a bit of experience with Miatas.

10ae experience. His wife has/had an FMII 10ae. It's in Denton though, not Lewisville. (ATS)
07-12-2007, 01:50 PM
Buck Reynolds

ahh hell I can tune it, the PC pro is a breeze.. its tuned,

I just want to get some pulls here in the am hours when it is not to hot on 93 octane. Last time I dynoed was up in Phoenix and it was 100 degrees in the shade, with a dollar store box fan. I only could muster 194 whp.

I am aware of ATS just was hoping something closer. Denton... is like B.F.E. ::Censor::from Maypearl

thanks

Buck
07-12-2007, 02:28 PM
Adam Payrot

There's a couple of shops in Arlington that do wideband too. I go to Alamo for my dyno pulls ($50 for 3 w/o wideband, $75 for 3 w/ wideband), the guy that does the dyno prep and runs is pretty cool and knows what he's doing.

Also Rotary Performance and Jotech on the east side of Dallas (and not so far north). Jotech is probably too pricey, but RP is probably decent.
07-13-2007, 03:12 PM
SirHustlerEsq

another vote for alamo. They're ganxta.
07-13-2007, 08:03 PM
ray_sir_6

Quote:

Originally Posted by mr brg

another vote for alamo. They're ganxta.

Sounds good. I work at Alamo now. $75 3 pulls w/ WB. Actually, STILL AT WORK, dyno-tuning a car. I don't work on cars (good thing, let me tell you), just here hoping we are gonna make it to Kennedale.
07-14-2007, 05:28 AM
SirHustlerEsq

Quote:

Originally Posted by ray_sir_6

Sounds good. I work at Alamo now. $75 3 pulls w/ WB. Actually, STILL AT WORK, dyno-tuning a car. I don't work on cars (good thing, let me tell you), just here hoping we are gonna make it to Kennedale.

I'm probably going to commandeer their dyno in october when I put my car together.
07-15-2007, 10:09 AM
juxt3r

For straight-up dyno pulls, I'd recommend Alamo as well. P.S.: stand outside to avoid choking on fumes & going deaf. ;)

Even though you don't need tuning on the car, I'll still point you toward JoTech should you want some fine tuning done on a dyno. Kenny seriously knows his ::Censor::! And no, it ain't an inexpensive place.