[Sayberwolf]

Hi!!!

Next week I'm going to dyno my car (BNR34 GTR) , you have advice for me?


THX :bowdown1:

 

[mambastu]

Make sure that they don't forget to tie it down if its a wheel dyno.

Cheers

Stu

 

[Sayberwolf]

this is the first GT-R they dyno...
particolar suggestion? i have to took off some relay?

anyone know the exact transmission chart to upload in the software?
thanx

 

[markM3]

Think R33 & 34GTRs need to be on a 4 wheels dyno unless the front driveshafts are removed??

 

[Chris_Gojira]

Yeah, you can only dyno a R32 on a 2WD Dyno with unplugging the fuse.

R33 and R34 need to have the front shafts removed if it's a 2WD dyno.

 

[jonnypolish]

Find a 4WD dyno for sure. don't need to be removing driveshafts just for a dyno run

 

[Zenki33]

I'm not expert on dynos but some 4wd systems require that a 4wd dyno are "connected" both rollers by chain/belt otherwise you can melt your 4wd system (like the Porsche 993 with it's viscous coupler) and some dyno can be detached the front rollers from the back ones.

I'm interested in this as well as I'm planning to dyno my R33 GTR in a 4wd Mustang dyno soon however I'm afraid I could frie the transfer case for some reason?

 

[Sayberwolf]

the dyno is a 4wd for sure...

 

[Sayberwolf]

i know on the subaru STi for Dyno they lock the transfer case...
i have to do something similar?