Frequently Asked Questions

Chassis dynos provide a more accurate representation of the power transmission within the drivetrain system, enabling thorough analysis and fine-tuning of components such as the transmission and differential. They can also simulate load conditions more effectively than roller-based dynos, enable precise tuning of traction control systems and are more flexible in accommodating unique or modified vehicles.

Yes, dyno tuning can be performed on a wide range of vehicles, including those with aftermarket modifications or those seeking optimal performance. The Mainline ProHub Dynamometer used by Mod Proper is suitable for all FWD, RWD or AWD vehicles.

No. When performed correctly by experienced professionals, dyno tuning should not cause any damage to a vehicle's transmission. In some cases, transmission operation is improved.

Each session can vary depending on factors such as the complexity of the modifications, the condition of the vehicle and the goals of the tuning process.

Yes, dyno tuning is a safe and controlled method of optimizing your vehicle's performance. Mod Proper’s qualified technicians operate within safe parameters and use professional equipment to ensure the well-being of your vehicle during the tuning process.

The frequency will depend on various factors such as the level of modifications, how the vehicle is operated and personal preference. In general, it is recommended to perform dyno tuning after significant modifications, or periodically to ensure optimal performance.

Yes, you should notice immediate improvements in the performance and drivability of your vehicle after dyno tuning. Optimized power delivery, heightened throttle response and enhanced fuel efficiency will be more obvious over time.

Yes, dyno tuning can address certain performance issues by optimizing engine parameters and addressing inefficiencies. However, it's essential to correctly diagnose the underlying cause of the problem before assuming that dyno tuning alone will fix it.

The cost can vary depending on the complexity of the tuning process, the type of vehicle and the location of the service provider.

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