Tarmac Engineering utilize a 4WD Dyno Dynamics Dynamometer to help aid us in increasing the power output of vehicles. There is often some confusion about how and what a Dyno is used for with the most common preconception being that a car is placed on the Dyno rollers and several cables and hoses are connected to the vehicle and the Dynamometer magically increases the power output, however this is far from what actually happens.
A Dyno is simply a measuring device we use to provide live Power & Torque output. We’re also able to connect other devices which supply data on crucial engine components so we can make calibration changes to the vehicles ECU ( Engine Control Unit). Using a Dyno is an expensive tool but necessary when properly developing additional Power and Torque as we hit speeds of up to 180km/h which we’re not able do on public roads.
When Dyno Tuning your vehicle we’re able to record Power & Torque graphs (refer pic below) of your vehicle and provide you with a before and after result sheet so you can clearly see the differences. The most exciting part of this is when you first drive your vehicle afterward as you will immediately feel the difference on the road.
The real brains behind this process is the individual or team of people modifying the software in your ECU to achieve greater Power, Torque & Driver experience.
Tarmac Engineering through our SpecTune brand can custom tune your vehicle on the Dyno to achieve the best Power & Torque output safely and reliably. Whilst we specialise in VW, Audi & Skoda we’re able to tune all vehicles from 4WD’s to small hot hatches. Please contact us to make a booking.
About SpecTune
SpecTune unlocks the true performance of your vehicles engine through advanced ECU Tuning resulting in an increase to vehicle power and torque safely throughout the entire RPM range. This unique process is accomplished by calibrating how the ECU communicates to the engines vital components to provide a true performance experience.
We employ an extensive process in developing vehicle software
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