Looking to dyno my car on an above ground Dynojet, but want to make sure the operator places the fans in the right spot, which is difficult with an above ground dyno...any suggestions?
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YOUR RESEARCHHow to properly dyno a Porsche?
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is ur car 2wd or 4wd?
i only as because i remember reading in an article that if you dyno a 4wd porsche without making some kind of change 2 the car or the dyno (i don't remember off hand, something 2 do with power transfer), the car can launch off the dyno..
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