LIGHTNINROD,
I just read your following post...

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...th+and+georgia

I live in Tallahassee and am looking for a reliable/trustworthy and experienced dyno operator. Please tell me your impressions of Aaron Scott's ability. When you did your runs, were the A/F ratios pulled using a wideband O2 sensor before the catalytic converters? This is the only true way to measure the A/F and I'm looking for a dyno operator to work with my tuner.

Please let me know if you read this...

 

TT

 

Did you get my email? I'd call Aaron Scott at 229-226-4447 and ask him. He just used a wand to get my a/fs.

Dan

 

Hey Lightninrod,

I didn't get your email because of Comcast's whitetrash email website seems to be down..

anyways, I spoke to Aaron at length on the phone today. He seems to be a fairly proficient dyno operator. I just need someone who can pull my A/F numbers using a wideband sensor placed before the cats with the graph integrated into the hp/torque curves. These numbers will then be sent to Mike Troyer for tuning purposes.

He said your truck was impressive. If you ever make it down to tally I'd love to see your truck.

Maybe I'll get your email soon.

 

Aaron is one heck of a tech! He has guys trailor in their Corvettes for his expertise. He has had 12 or more Corvette/Camaros there both times I've used his dyno.

Recently, he installed several mods on a Lightning for Mike (?) so he's "Ford friendly" too.

Ron(Masterloggie) and I will be there Monday at about 10 am for some dyno pulls.

Dan

 

Yeah,
he told me about the Mike guy I think. He said it was one of his best friends and he made like 418RWHP on the dyno. He said the truck was uncontrollable when you stomp it at 15mph. Pretty cool.

Later.
- Jay