Reputable Dyno Centers In SoCal

Latebraking · 04-07-2006, 9:56 PM

I'm looking for a knowledgeable shop to get a couple of dyno runs done to find out where my new bike is at for h.p., torque and air/fuel ratio, and so I know which future mods do or don't work.

Thanks for any useful info.

CanyonCarver · 04-10-2006, 9:21 AM

Louis at L&L Motorsports.

Latebraking · 04-10-2006, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by CanyonCarver

Louis at L&L Motorsports.

Thanks, he was my first choice, but is out of town until tuesday. I was trying to get this done Sat. (I didn't mention that part). Turns out, most dyno centers I called were already busy to the point that an appointment needed to be made - for a week out. Maybe later, then.

CanyonCarver · 04-11-2006, 8:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Latebraking

Thanks, he was my first choice, but is out of town until tuesday. I was trying to get this done Sat. (I didn't mention that part). Turns out, most dyno centers I called were already busy to the point that an appointment needed to be made - for a week out. Maybe later, then.

Yep. Same problem I had when I wanted the work done. Ended up meeting Louis at Willow Springs on a race day to get the work done sooner. Had to be patient, as he gave the racers priority (and rightly so) over me. But got it done much sooner than I otherwise could have. Great map, too. Very smooth.