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P400 Progress

Dyno time. And throw an engine block or some sandbags in the back for traction. It's a pickup after all... Seriously you need weight in the bed while on the rollers. Even then I had the tires screaming.
 
WarWagon, What type of dyno was this on?
Normally wheel spin is associated with loose straps / improper tie down methods / vehicle placement on rollers improper.
some less practiced or informed dyno operators will loosen straps. it creates more "impressive" results for a dyno printout.
 
Twin Roller dyno's typically have more tire spin than single roller dynos do. There are way around this to help it a lot if you know what you are doing
 
I`ll have to watch it from My Iphone, evertime I try to play videos on this muscheeen, it locks it up, only option then is a hard shutdown. LOL
 
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