Dyno and machine shop -- who do you reccomend?

[Jtribble]

Woods,

What's the name of the dyno shop you use? Does he also have a machine shop?

[Black396]

John Sealock, Woodbridge DynoTech. He doesn't have a machine shop but he has access to a coupe of goods one when he needs them.

13016 Bristersburg Road, Midland, Virginia 22728
phone: 540-752-1600

http://www.woodbridgedynotech.com/

What do you need?

[GT4me]

John,

Excessive Motorsports out here in Manassas, besides the guys are dying to meet you!
703-331-1422
Tell Torey who you are (i.e. a friend of mine)

[Black396]

I've used Excessive a couple of times for Dynos but remember they are primarily a FORD shop. Sealock KNOWs Chevys.

[Jtribble]

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Well,
John only does the dyno testing with the engine in the vehicle --- I'm looking for a dyno/machine shop that will set up the engine only -- sans car. Does anyone have contact information regarding this type of shop?

Thanks for your help.

[Black396]

The only place I know that has an engine dyno is More Performance (http://www.moreperformanceinc.com/)

You would have to call him to talk about an engine dyno. If I remember right he charges about $650 for the dyno and that doesn't count the labor to remove and re-install the motor.

[Jtribble]

... need to see if it really makes 650hp ... [:D] ... on pump gas ... [:-$]


whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!

[O:)]

[Black396]

... need to see if it really makes 650hp ... [:D] ... on pump gas ... [:-$]


Man, that is some SWEET pump gas [:D]

...but since it's out, you might as well have it bored and stroked also. 427 cu in would be nice.