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01-02-2006 12:07 PM #1
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Dynos in Seattle?
Newbie question, but I'm serious. I'd like to get dyno'd. How, where, and how much?Dual Quad Tunnel Rammed "Are you INSANE?" 5.0L H.O. '78 Mustang II
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01-02-2006 01:05 PM #2
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The only one I've been to is Carburetor Connection in Kirkland, good folks. http://carbconn.com/dynamometer_service.php3
BTW, you should be embarassed about your father-in-law braggin' you up on the RRT.
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01-02-2006 07:56 PM #3
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You can also go to Pro Max in TacomaJim
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For sure!! I recall Jim's torsion bar suspension on at least one of his builds, but I'm not sure which one! Maybe the Track T?? He's a talented builder.
30 Model A coupe build begins