What's the best dyno for a 997 turbo?

 

Is dynojet bad for the car?

 

AWD is best else you will have to remove the front drive-shaft to use RWD dyno.

 

I will use an awd dyno but which one is better for the 997tt

 

Not sure what you mean by better. You essentially have two choices, Mustang as AWD dyno and Dynojet which requires the removal of front-drive shaft. Be aware that the Dynojet will read a little higher on the hp.

However, Dyno numbers are really only good as a comparative check regarding the before and after mods as there are way too many variables to truly check numbers across, cars, dynos, temperatures and etc.

There are many threads on that topic.

 

Which ever dyno you choose the front and rear pods/drums must be mechanically connected.

As 512bb mentioned search is your friend.

 

Maha is a great dyno. Mustang too. Dynojet is... you know.

 

Someone else asked the same question a while ago, this is the info I came up with.

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ml#post3333769

 

Still no exact answer i guess it's better to ask the GTR guys!

 

Let us know what they say.

 

[QUOTE=512bb;3456064]Let us know what they

Most big tuners are using the mustang awd dyno so I'll look for one

 

Bro , to be honest , you should dyno your car with a dyno that have a connecter between the 2 rollers , because if you run the dyno the tires will slip and the car will not move ! Or you should do what i did before to switch to RWD mode
The big issue is there are no dyno have special fans to put toward the ICs , as you know your Intake filter is there ..
My advise to you , take the vbox and see what your car can do 100-200 , 60-130 , 100-150 .. Compare it with guys here !

Good luck mohmd

 

The rollers do need to be linked or the AWD system will be unhappy.

That being said you can use a Dynojet as long as the rollers are linked. Not all Dyno Jets are linked it is an option to get from DJ so be sure to ask whatever shop has the dyno. Or you can use a Mustang as they are all linked, as far as I know.


Hope that helps.

Mitch

 

another option is Dyno Dynamics which is an australian manufactured dyno.

 

2nd the MAHA. I'm told there are very few shops that have these here.