media release - new ‘dynotech 4wd’ makes dyno ownership an
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Media Release __________________________________________________________________________ For Immediate Release 25th October, 2012
New ‘Dynotech 4WD’ makes dyno ownership an affordable reality for workshops
Dyno Dynamics, Australia’s leading manufacturer of vehicle dynamometers, has released a new budget-‐priced high quality 4WD dyno that costs around 40 per cent less than premium priced competitors. The new Dynotech 4WD maintains the same premium grade materials, components and structural integrity found in more expensive Dyno Dynamics models, but a more simplified and streamlined production process has resulted in considerable savings in manufacturing costs. The Dynotech 4WD is designed to suit a wide range of all-‐wheel drive vehicles, from high performance Japanese imported sedans like the Subaru WRX, Mitsubishi EVO and Nissan GT-‐R to all types of SUVs to the largest Ford F350 or Chevrolet Silverado 4x4 pickup trucks. It will work equally as well with conventional 2WD cars, be they front-‐wheel drive or rear-‐wheel drive models. The simple and rugged design of the value-‐packed Dynotech 4WD consists of front and rear 500 Series 2WD dyno beds, joined together by a series of interlocking steel ‘fingers’ that can slide within each other to adjust the distance between the two beds. These fingers form a strong central platform which a vehicle can be driven across to access the front dyno bed, then with the push of a button the platform’s length can be easily extended or retracted to line up the vehicle’s back wheels with the rear rollers. The robust electronics have also been redesigned with new software and a more simplified operating system, so that all vehicle tuning requirements can now be done externally using a laptop computer. The Dynotech 4WD can safely replicate driven speeds of up to 250 km/h and each dyno bed can withstand power outputs of up to 1,200 horsepower individually, giving the dyno a combined power output capacity of 2,500 horsepower. It is manufactured in Australia using the highest quality materials, including Frenelsa magnetic retarder units which are widely regarded as the best available in the world. The four high precision steel rollers, which can rotate at speeds up to 6000 rpm, are made by Dyno Dynamics in-‐house and dynamically balanced to the same exacting tolerances as gas turbines. They also feature specially machined facings designed to create the same co-‐efficient of friction as tyres on bitumen so that all readings are as ‘real world’ as possible. It comes with a 12 month Dyno Dynamics factory warranty and is backed by a quality range of spare parts and accessories. According to Dyno Dynamics managing director, Alan Evans, the value-‐packed Dynotech 4WD has been designed to find solutions to cost and work safety challenges faced by today’s automotive garage owners.
“The ability to get out and road test a customer’s car these days is becoming more and more difficult, because finding a local road on which you can legally do more than 100km/h is not easy,” he said. “There is always the risk of mechanics getting speeding fines or even worse crashing a car doing this kind of diagnostic and tuning work. “And some customers are just not happy that their car is out on the road being driven around by someone they don’t know has the competency to drive it safely. “These workplace risks also require proprietors to have substantial insurance cover in the event of an accident or personal injury, which can attract premiums costing many thousands of dollars a year. “On a dyno you can do in 10 minutes what it could take you an hour to do on the road, there’s no risk of fines or crashes and insurance premiums can be greatly reduced. “The Dynotech 4WD has been priced to make it an affordable option for many businesses, with the kind of build quality that can withstand the daily rigours of dyno work and the toughest of working conditions year after year.” For more information visit the Dyno Dynamics website at www.dyno.com.au
-‐ENDS-‐ For further information please contact: Tom Hughes | DBC2 PR Coordinator | Ph: (03) 9305 4006 | E-‐mail: [email protected]