There is an easy way to see how much HP you are putting to the ground.
Do some searching and you wille asily find the formula, I dont remember it off the top of my head.

You will need:
weight of vehicle
E.T. of 132ft
top speed at 132ft

Try to get as little wheelspin as possible.

I try to get as much wheel spin as possible. That means its making more POWER:027: !!


Thank you,
Promod

lol, I hear that.

Actually it shows more power. In my dads streetracing days, he had a car with air shocks in the rear and when he had the shocks lowered, people thought it was weak, even though it won more. Smoke rulz

I just found this posted on another site http://s49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...current=RC.flv

Great find!

If you guys have not seen the website for that dyno HERE it is.

Bye:018:

DAMN!!! That place is only an hour from me. I'm not gonna buy one, but I wounder what they would charge to dyno some setups for me. I wonder if I could go down there and just bring a couple trucks with some diferent motors and batteries and have them dynoed with the different setups. Id be interested to see what it looked like next to the nitros.

I'm gonna call them tomorrow and see what they say. Only problem is Im on the road for work now and for the next few weeks so I probably wont get time to head out ther for a few weeks. That is provided they will do it for me.

Now you got went and got me all excited!!!!!

Thats funny, you seem to live near everything

One of the benefits of living in Chicago!

Its actually probably more like an hour and a half when I looked it up on the map. But still close enough. What elese do I live near???:002:

I wish I was closer to a rc track.