Dyno Day 2009 pics

Did everyone have a good time?



...."and then the flywheel came off, oil went everywhere".....

Sweet Thang and the right hand drive


Dan, Dyno Day sponsors Jake & Beth Raby

The camera crew interviewed all dyno folks before their pulls


The Chico/No H/Smiff turbo creation

Mohawk checking out a split from Sweeden

How the high tech set their cars up

How the old school guys tune their cars

Getting the 'Sleeper' ready

1776 class winner Randy Major

Mike '55' Sheets



1915 class winner Jason 'Poker' Pollard

Pete the Pumper

2110 class winner Chris 'Fluffy' Crocker

The Mays' car drew lots of attention



The 'Tanbug' wouldn't tell it's numbers

That's why Allspeed is on the sleeve of the shirts




Another nice split

Good crowd all day


Walker & the 60

Business office





Type 4 class winner Nigel Poland

Turbo class winner Justin Flowers




Best of Event winner Earl Sempers' turbo delivered by the Mezgers

Overton warming it up






2332 class winner Pete Duffy

Walker lookin at the numbers

Mr. Clean lookin for HP

Unlimited class winner Blake May




See you next year.....get yours now

Great pic's TAN. Good hanging with you guy's again.

Thanks for the pics!

It was down to the wire for me not to make the trip.

I'll add some text and the final numbers in a few days.

Cool pics! I had a blast...

I had a blast also!! Its MUCH more fun this year for Beth and I, not having any cars of ours on the rollers!

Jake, Thanks for all you did for the event. you and Beth did and awesome job Also thanks for all the tuning help and advice.

Walker,
No problem!!! I am proud to support this event as it's about the only event I appreciate all year- where the chrome and shiny stuff don't make an impact on the impression of the engine!

I was glad to help you, (just like I would have been proud to help OS and Mr. Clean if they would have made the trip!) I had fun on my Dyno last Saturday (especially when shit broke and we had to improvise!) and fun yesterday too. I was most impressed with the repeatability between the two dynos, even with the weather differences and elevation changes my dyno and the allspeed dyno were only 3HP from each other on your car and 4HP off on the Baja that I tested on Friday. They are both dynojets, model 248 so the repeatability should be spot on!

Oh yeah, Blue cars rule!!! I have some pictures to share tomorrow:-)

Looks like it might have been a little warmer this year... didn't see any snow lol

Dave wrote:Looks like it might have been a little warmer this year... didn't see any snow lol

Was great weather both days . and the Alspeed Crew / BK did a GREAT JOB !!!!!! Way to go again.

Great pics Tan, I had a great time! Hats off to BK, Jake, Beth and Allspeed for doing such a great job! It seemed so effortless getting 28 cars on and off the dyno...The Daytona Beach dyno crew a couple weeks ago could sure learn something from all of you!

I would like to post pics... but never get any from this weekend....

Nice pictures Tan! Kurt & I had a great time again this year. We were a little disappointed Earl Semper (the owner of the 63 metallic taupe ragtop we brought down) was delayed arriving in GA, as was he after I showed him the videos I shot during the event. He asked me to pass along a huge THANK YOU for squeezing his car on the rollers & for awarding him the 'Best Of Event' trophy. He also wanted to say THANKS to everyone for all of the compliments on his car & making him feel like one of the members Saturday PM at the hotel.