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Originally posted by Racing Rice
Well best way to do it is, find a local shop that has a dyno and schedule some time to get it checked out. It will give you exact HP and Torque ratings this way there is no guessing, you know exactly where your car makes power.. And where it doesnt make power. Its especially a good idea to dyno your car if you do some major engine mods that way they can tune you car to make the most power by adjusting Air, fuel, spark, etc..
You may want to make sure they are a reputable dyno shop, that way calibration is correct.
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Thanks Rice. I'll check that out. I have a good friend who knows his stuff and is going to help me make some modifications hopefully in the near future. I'm just trying to get up to speed.