[AJ]

Yeah, these dyno days are great for several reasons.

- gets people comfortable with what being on a dyno requires without being set apart and having to go through a single dyno session costing a large amount.

- gets a good baseline to work off. not only on numbers, but dynos are used to problem solve as well. you can figure out what you need to do next, be it startign to mod or fixing some little bugs.

- gets those who 'street tune' an idea on how they are doing or get's people the ability to get needed reading to adjust before a track event or something.

- gets locals involved with shops and comfortable going to these guys on a one on one basis for longer tuning sessions.