DynoTuning

What is Dyno?

Dynometers are systems designed to measure the power of your vehicle. Structurally, we can divide them into engine dynamometers and chassis dynamometers. In our dynamometer, alongside power measurement, we also conduct rolling road, drag, and intermediate acceleration measurements. Our dynamo has proven itself worldwide as a load-type dyno (Mustang Dyno).

What is DynoTuning?

Dyno Tuning on load-type dynos enables vehicle optimisation without hitting the road, risking no one, and avoiding any traffic disruptions. This process involves using a load-type dyno with road simulation to bring your vehicle to the required condition. Naturally, this can vary under different circumstances. Racing vehicles are also tested to compare their power with various part combinations.

Who do we do DynoTuning for?

Dyno tuning is available for everyone, from racing cars and super sports cars to drag vehicles and beyond. Beyond mere dyno measurements, we can perform fine tuning on the dyno itself. Additionally, when chip tuning is carried out, we can provide before-and-after measurements to demonstrate the improvements achieved.

Does Dyno cause any damage to the vehicle?

When the necessary environmental conditions are met, there is no harm in using a dyno, contrary to the belief of many novices who claim dynos are damaging. In fact, a dyno provides you with your power curve. The most important factor is the dyno operator. With a good fan and a competent dyno operator, you can have your vehicle tested without any issues.

Additionally, even if you have had your tuning done by other firms, a dyno allows you to see your program’s power curve. At Dr. Ecu, we do not endorse unverified horsepower claims.

Dyno charts are as follows: They show the horsepower and torque curve and can read many values from the OBD socket at any time (for diagnostic purposes).