Today we took our car over for the dyno runs of the intake and exhaust, but we came back empty handed. Because of our longer then normal wheel studs, a dyna pack will not fit properly on the hubs.

Just a heads up for the rest of you. Unless you bring shorter studs, find a dynojet.

 

you can get shorter ones at any auto parts store just get the right diameter and thread count, matter of fact most aftermarket wheels require shorter studs they are very common

 

you should just buy a G=tec for $200, and you'll never have to deal with a dyno again.

 

It is extremely useless to market using a G-Tech.

Yes I know the studs are readily availble, but not when the car was already hooked up. I was just giving a heads up to go prepared.

 

So the dynapack does work then. As you said all you need are shorter studs. You might want to revise your title. Also as an FYI Speed Innovations has dynoed an SRT on a Dynapack so we know that they do in fact work.

 

get some spacers

 

Yes, I have adapters. I wasn't trying to say that they were ineffective, just not a bolt on ordeal.

I plan on going back this week with some proper fitting equipment so I can get these products into production.

I will not produce anything unless I have a gain to back it up.