Chrysler 300C

[vztrt]

Originally Posted by noosacuda

Pity the pussies wont let it race in the V8 Supercars,i'm SICK of it being a 2 horse race,Ford V Holden. I would love the 6.1 SRT,I can dream on......

They can if they want. But Crysler claimed that they only wanted display their cars as a pace car. They probably dont think that it is worth the money to get a team happening.

[MrSparkle]

Originally Posted by Steffo

That depends on the dyno software (and/or operator) and not the dynamometer itself. Dyno Dynamics have that shootout mode correctional software which adjusts the power output to a predefined percentage (what is assumed by the manufacutrer to be correct). That just removes accuracy from an already extremley in-accurate device, it should ideally not change the output in any way, shape or form.

Where in the hell do you get this stuff????

Dyno Dynamics Shootout Mode is highly accurate if it's implemented and operated correctly. It is just like any diagnostic tool - if you are not trained in the use of it, or deliberately misuse it, your results will be horsesh%t. The dyno is only ever as accurate as it's operator, and it's ******** tuners that have given DD a bad name.

Please, do everyone a favour and read this link below.
http://www.dyno.com.au/shootout.htm

An overly simplistic saying, but very apt, applies here - "Give a dumbarse a knife, he'll cut himself. Give a thief a knife, he'll rob someone. Give surgeon a knife, he'll save someone's life."

[Steffo]

Originally Posted by MrSparkle

Dyno Dynamics Shootout Mode is highly accurate if it's implemented and operated correctly. It is just like any diagnostic tool - if you are not trained in the use of it, or deliberately misuse it, your results will be horsesh%t. The dyno is only ever as accurate as it's operator, and it's ******** tuners that have given DD a bad name.

My apologies, I was referring mainly to incorrect implementation of Shootout Mode software.