Looking for a Dyno to take some Before and After pulls.

[Party_Marty]

Whats up MAC tuners!

I'm a fairly new Audi owner (since last October ) and I have been planning out my upgrades for months now. That being said, I wanted to find a good place to take my car to dyno so i can have exact numbers to see exactly how much power I am putting down before upgrades and after upgrades. I have contacted NGP and they only have a FWD Dyno . I also contacted IAG in Westminster Md and they only Dyno Subie's ... So I am reaching out to you guys, does anybody know of a place I can take my car??

Thanks in advance!!

[i1overice]

Moore automotive in Fairfax.

They have a 4wd dyno. I think they specialize in tuning evo's? or maybe subbies. I'm not sure but they have a dyno.

[drumnjuny]

Don't go to RAI

[k9lovr]

P-Tuning in Manassas, VA has a Dyno Dynamics awd dyno....they are nice guys

[q5 dave]

mid-atlantic dyno day?

[LurkAllDay]

Contact Dan @ Mach V in Sterling, VA. They have an awd dyno.

[drumnjuny]

Mach V is legit. Unfortunately they stopped working on all Audis. I guess they had some bad experiences. Not sure if they still will dyno for you though, they have a DynoJet if I remember correctly. In ground so not too bad to get on lowered

[Party_Marty]

Thanks for all of the input guys. I'll try calling these places to see where my best bet would be.

[ed@4induktion]

Mach V is good if they will take it but are a hike. There are 2 others not mentioned, closer. TTFS ( Tuning Tech Frank Smith ) in Crofton and CPE in Beltsville

[JimmyBones]

Moore automotive in Fairfax.

They have a 4wd dyno. I think they specialize in tuning evo's? or maybe subbies. I'm not sure but they have a dyno.

They are pretty good but they book up fast so the wait time for appointments can be stupidly long.

[audistealth]

ISP in Beltsville

[Waaazooo]

IAG probably won't do it because they don't want to change the wheel base on their dyno.


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[ptper]

Dynos are cool, but they vary so much (dyno, operator, fan setups, etc.) If you want to measure true power, take it to the track (imho). I've been to most of the ones already mentioned (ptuning, mach v, isp) and all of them are great, but it can be hit or miss. One time my car literally into limp mode and put this down (https://www.facebook.com/PTUNINGDyno...14924302061359), lol. Needless to say, I was disappointed and freaked a little bit, but all was good after hitting the track.