We got some great news and just HAD to share!

Power Hungry Performance is now the proud owner of a Mustang Dyno.

(What was that? Dyno Event here in Georgia? Oh, you betcha!)

 

Awesome!

 

Im gonna buy my dream mustang haha

 

Oh... hmmm.. i only live 4 hours from you guys......mmmhhh

 

Yet another reason for me to drive all the way across the Country for a visit!

- Jack

 

Hello!

Yeah - for me, it's yet another trusted tuner dyno that's too far to drive to!

Corey & Bill - that's superb news - Congrats!

A Q if I may - why a Mustang instead of a Dynojet? Just curious. My understanding is the two produce different numbers....

Cheers!
MGD v5.0

 

Oh, Jack! Wouldn't that be awesome?!?

It's kind of for the same reason we recently spontaneously purchased our 2001 7.3L PSD... the deal was just too good to pass up! Okay, there's obviously other reasons, too...

From Bill:

1 - This is a load cell dyno, which is absolutely necessary for live tuning and proper testing of calibrations.

2 - It provides a more accurate hp and torque rating than standard inertia dynos.

3 - Generally, Mustang dynos produce more accurate results than the Dynojet.

4 - The reason people don't like load dynos like Mustang or Superflow or Dyno Dynamics is because their numbers are always lower than the inflated results from a comparable inertia dyno such as the Dynojet, but those numbers simply aren't realistic.

5 - Bill used to use the same one when he worked for Edge.

 

What good is a mustang dyno when we all drive F150's???

 

My son, Wil, saw the invoice. "WE'RE GETTING A MUSTANG!" I hated to tell him to read further.

 

Kids! We actually test drove a 2010 Mustang Gt a couple of weeks ago. My 10 year old son had visions of how cool he was going to be in 6 years. We did not buy the car but even if we had no way would he ever get to drive it!

 

I'll be in Georgia in june. Maybe a lil side trip on the family vacation.

 

Hmm now I must convince the soon to be wife that we should honeymoon in georgia. Congrats !!!!