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hey guys, i was thinking, on a dyno, would weight matter, say you could take a few things outta ur boot that are heavy, would u perhaps getter a better dyno reading ? or is weight only a factor on the street for acceleration?
i was wondering if weight in the boot can alter ur power reading on a dyno?? - Grechie
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Will weight effect Power Reading's on a Dyno??
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