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Dyno Shop Sought in Bay Area Ca.

Tonerjockey

Tonerjockey

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I am looking for a service shop with a dyno in the SF Bay Area in California.

I found a couple shops with dynos but am having a strangely difficult time getting the owners of the shops to commit to run the bike on their dyno...

I want to run the V7 Sport, as is, one time to get a benchmark. Then I will change advance curves via the Stache digital controller, and run it again.

My goal is to see at what RPM the HP is max. I am not concerned at this time about how much HP it is making.... just WHERE it is.

Any Guzzi friendly shops around these parts with a dyno that want to make easy money for 1/2 hour of minimum effort?

Lemme know,

Thanks!

Alex
 
I very highly recommend talking directly with Marc Salvisberg at Factory Pro. They are in San Rafael.
 
Thanks for the tip Makarushka. I'll add them to the list.
Todd, good tool there.

Alex
 
re: dynojet tool:
whew what a mess! enter 95116 and get lots of places. Unfortunately:
SJ Yam-Deceased
RAM -No Dyno
RE-Bad Site
WR-Expired Site
G Force=Bad Site
Fastline-Gone (I went out there)

Hmmm I wonder if this is something of an indicator...

Alex
 
Oops looks like I was looking in the wrong place for Fastline. I've used them before for Dyno and liked their service. Took a spin out there (near Tesla) and couldn't find them...Appears I may have been looking in the wrong area.

Alex Geezeritus Onset
 
Went out to Helimut to get leathers repaired, took another look for Fastline... Viola right where they were the lasy time I used their dyno...

Getn' old... not such fun after all
 
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