Preferred brand of Dyno : V-Twin Forum: Harley Davidson Forums

merc1100sc · 03-24-2008, 01:50 PM

If you were thinking about purchasing a bike dyno, which would you buy. A Dynojet or a Superflow, and why?

YankeeBob · 03-24-2008, 03:40 PM

Don't forget Factory Pro.

www.factorypro.com

BVBOB · 03-24-2008, 03:57 PM

I just purchased a Dyno, a dynojet 250 with an eddy current brake, Not so much because I thought it was the best but because I am still just a hobbiest and I got a decent deal on it. If money was no object I would likely have purchased a new Factory Pro, mainly because of the software and its ability for 4gas tuning, that along with a few other features that are more than I can explain here. I think after you thouroughly study each dyno and it's advantages or disadvantages you will see the Factory Pro is a good unit.
That being said, the Dynojet is still the industry standard, just ask them, they will tell you.

Hillside · 03-24-2008, 03:59 PM

I would have to say that they are all good, when utilized for what the intent is.
The key part of ownership in regards to those that do, is some just only do own them, kinda like a picture on the wall in a parlor.
Knowing how to use them, to their full potential, is what seperates the FEW that do, from the crowd.
Scott

baggersport · 03-24-2008, 05:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by merc1100sc

If you were thinking about purchasing a bike dyno, which would you buy. A Dynojet or a Superflow, and why?

Factory Pro...for lots of reasons.

Research all brands before making your decision. All have pros and cons.

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BVBOB · 03-24-2008, 05:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hillsidecycle.com

I would have to say that they are all good, when utilized for what the intent is.
The key part of ownership in regards to those that do, is some just only do own them, kinda like a picture on the wall in a parlor.
Knowing how to use them, to their full potential, is what seperates the FEW that do, from the crowd.
Scott

Agreed, right now mine is more like the picture, maybe even a crayon drawing at this point. It all takes time.

claydbal · 03-24-2008, 06:05 PM

if i could afford it, FACTORY PRO. if i could afford less, i would really consider land and sea.

on the cheap and for hobbiest, dayton dyno is really robust for what you pay.

my experience with superflow was not the best, but in their defense, it was one of the older units. really needed two people to make runs.

budget $10,000 and will not use it much? dayton dyno works great and is real time on the monitor!

need a good shop dyno? dynojet.
need an excellant shop dyno? land and sea.
need a blow your mind dyno with 4 gas and the ability to do things i cant even explain ? factory pro. and if going to set up for lots of use---------the pit model.