DFW Dyno day...

http://forum.miata.net/ubb/ultimateb...c;f=1;t=027442
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Count me in.

I did a copy and paste from Miata.net for those of us who are sometimes dial up challenged: :wink:

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Originally Posted by greyghost on Miata.net

have been working for Alamo Autosports after work and the weekends for a couple of weeks now. I have been bugging the owner about having a Miata Dyno Day. He told me to get 10 cars or more and he would do it for 40.00 for three pulls. He prefers do them on Sundays. The specific day is still open. The only requirement is that it be on a Sunday. I guess the question now is... is anybody interested? If so reply here with the day that sounds good to you. On a side note, I recently discovered the owner worked for Corky Bell about 11 years ago . Then he struck it out on his own. He name is Brice Yingling.

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Hmmm... no offense to greyghost, but I'm not too big a fan of Alamo Autosports. I don't think I'd trust those guys to strap a car down to a dyno properly.

I wouldn't mind getting a baseline before I venture into the world of FI... count me in.

I'm in if I get the car back from MiataSolutions in time. I wanna find out if the car makes more ponies than the bike. :lol:

Yeah right, like that's gonna happen. :roll:

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Originally Posted by altiain

Hmmm... no offense to greyghost, but I'm not too big a fan of Alamo Autosports. I don't think I'd trust those guys to strap a car down to a dyno properly.

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Thats what I was thinking too.

I'd be interested. I dyno'd my T/A there a few years ago. :lol:

I should probably get in on this, but I don't know if I'll be able to get the day off yet. I need to see where I'm at :)

I use Alamo when I dyno but brice gives me a nice hourly rate and leaves me alone to do my thing. I've never had them do work so I can't vouch for that, but brice is a nice guy.