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Old 06-28-2003, 03:00 PM
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How much does it usally cost to get your car dynoed?
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i have seen $25-$100 depending on where u live. also, the price will be lower if the dyno is at an event.
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I know here in SC if you get a bunch of people together who want to dyno there cars its cheaper for all(cost like 35-40 a peice)and thats to use it twice so you can see how well the parts you put on work.
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