View Full Version : SCMC Dyno Day at ATS in Columbia, SC
cobrabitn
07-02-2004, 12:07 AM
Who is up to going to the Dyno either at ATS in Columbia, SC or Charlotte, NC at CP Racing? Your input is needed. :thumbsup:
2KWhiteSnake
07-02-2004, 02:12 AM
Who is up to going to the Dyno either at ATS in Columbia, SC or Charlotte, NC at CP Racing? Your input is needed. :thumbsup:
ATS is closed from what I heard and saw online, so that location is out.
cobrabitn
07-02-2004, 06:08 AM
No.... they are open! Don't know where you heard that from but your sources are incorrect.. :rotf:
TERMN8OR
07-02-2004, 09:06 AM
Count me in. Either location works for me.
2KWhiteSnake
07-02-2004, 10:16 AM
No.... they are open! Don't know where you heard that from but your sources are incorrect.. :rotf:
Cool, I heard they were gone for good.
:D
tcrews
07-02-2004, 11:39 AM
I'm arranging a date with the guys at ATS right now.
So far it looks like either July 31st or August 7th. I'll be finalizing the date tomorrow so any input from ya'll as to which would be better would be nice.
2KWhiteSnake
07-02-2004, 12:40 PM
I'm arranging a date with the guys at ATS right now.
So far it looks like either July 31st or August 7th. I'll be finalizing the date tomorrow so any input from ya'll as to which would be better would be nice.
July 31st is NASA's weekend at VIR, if that matters.
tcrews
07-03-2004, 11:24 AM
Okay....the date is set.
August 7th (Saturday).
tcrews
07-03-2004, 11:26 AM
We have a dyno day scheduled for August 7th (Saturday) at ATS Performance in Columbia, SC. We have had a few dyno days at this location before and the guys at the shop are very friendly.
$40.00 for 2 pulls with wideband......
I need names of those that are planning to attend.
cobrabitn
07-03-2004, 02:38 PM
I'm there! I'm bringing the 04 to start a baseline. Thanks a bunch Tom! :thumbsup:
TERMN8OR
07-06-2004, 10:41 AM
I'll be there too...Thanks
Red03
07-08-2004, 06:08 AM
I'll be there too.
cobrabitn
07-08-2004, 06:36 AM
Tom, that means youur list so far is:
Mark Outzs - 2003 Cobra
Tony Sorrentino - 2004 Cobra
Greg Peppers - 2003 Cobra
I'll see if Snapps wants to come? Maybe you can make a post on SVT Performance or the Corral??
We can go out to dinner afterwards! :thumbsup:
BadMoFo
07-08-2004, 09:34 AM
hmm maybe I can make that one. gives me an excuse to go to greenville, my new girlfriend loves that place as much as I do and I get to see some sweet stangs, it will all depend on if I get my trans fixed by then or not. when do you need to know for sure?
tcrews
07-08-2004, 06:55 PM
The list so far is:
Mark Outzs - 2003 Cobra
Tony Sorrentino - 2004 Cobra
Greg Peppers - 2003 Cobra
Tom Crews - 1998 Cobra
cobrabitn
07-08-2004, 08:26 PM
Ooops sorry Tom. :rotf: I forgot you had another Snake in the grass..um, I mean garage. :bounce:
Also, Jack Barbee plans on coming down to take some pictures. I thought maybe I'd get a CAI kit and install it down there? How hard would it be to get an exhaust system to put on too? I want one that is quiet at idle and highway cruising but loud as crap when you hit the pedal. It also has to give me extra ponies too. :) My plan is to have an OR H-pipe installed in the future, too.
John Pearson said he may dyno his Lightning if his work schedule will allow it??
Looks like the list is building. :)
List so far:
Greg Peppers - 2003 Torch Red Cobra
Mark Outzs - 2003 Silver Cobra
Tony Sorrentino - 2004 Mystichrome Cobra
Tom Crews - 1998 Laser Red Cobra
John Pearson - 1995 Black Lightning?
Jack Barbee - 2004 Torch Red Cobra
Josh Unruh - 1999 Black Cobra?
tcrews
07-08-2004, 08:32 PM
Ooops sorry Tom. :rotf: I forgot you had another Snake in the grass..um, I mean garage. :bounce:
Also, Jack Barbee plans on coming down to take some pictures. I thought maybe I'd get a CAI kit and install it down there? How hard would it be to get an exhaust system to put on too? I want one that is quiet at idle and highway cruising but loud as crap when you hit the pedal. It also has to give me extra ponies too. :)
John Pearson said he may dyno his Lightning if his work schedule will allow it??
Looks like the list is building. :)
I've got a friend down here with an '03 Cobra that has the FR500 catback on his and it's pretty stock sounding at idle and he said (I haven't heard it) it's decently loud at WOT. An offroad X or H pipe itself would give you some decent gains but will increase the volume all the time.
A CAI would be something you could do before/after dyno pulls....an exhaust would be a totally different story :) They do installs there.....you could always dyno, pull around to the install bays and have them install your pipe and then pull back around and get back in line for your second pull :)
Red03
07-10-2004, 09:34 PM
I'll be there................plus bringing two with that want to join, will have apps in hand.
cobrabitn
07-11-2004, 02:34 AM
I merged the threads and got Edmond to put the advertisement on the front page of the website... :thumbsup:
Red03
07-11-2004, 09:44 AM
I'm also bring two others with me. They will have apps in hand to join the club.
Tony Anderson 2003 vert
Vaughn Minor 1998 vert
2KWhiteSnake
07-11-2004, 04:52 PM
I think I'll be there.
Craig
tcrews
07-14-2004, 12:55 PM
Cancelled at ATS due to ATS shutting down July 10th.
:(
2KWhiteSnake
07-14-2004, 01:24 PM
Cancelled at ATS due to ATS shutting down July 10th.
:(
That's what I was saying earlier. I heard they were closed or closing, so I was surprised when you said they were still open.
Tony, buy their dyno and install it at your house for the club. :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:
Hahahah!
Craig
tcrews
07-14-2004, 03:34 PM
They were open until July 10th. I was there the weekend before and made the arrangements in person for the dyno day. Not sure if they were "hopeful" to still be open in August or not......
They don't own the dyno....they were in the process of buying it from an aquaintence of mine so I'm not sure what is going to happen to it. They had been making payments but stopped a while back.
According to some of the employees the building was bought by someone else and ATS is supposedly opening at another location (when/where/etc...who knows??).
cobrabitn
07-14-2004, 10:19 PM
Tom,
It looks like we need to have it in Charlotte which I was trying to avoid to save you all from coming up since we rarely ever go down that way. We discussed the options yesterday, do you want me to see if we can get the one in Charlotte or Mooresville?
Tony
NO 5 OH
07-15-2004, 04:20 AM
We discussed the options yesterday, do you want me to see if we can get the one in Charlotte or Mooresville?
<--- *chanting* Moorseville... Moorseville... Moorseville ;);)
Tony if it's the same one I'm thinking about... and that would be Modular Madness, I happen to know the owner personally and the tech in the garage as well. He uses a Mustang Dynometer, which reads differently than a Dynojet... but I think is a better one to tune with as it is a loaded dyno.
I'll go to Charlotte as well... but if it is the one I'm talking about then I'd like to see us go there to spin the rollers :thumbsup:
Shannon
tcrews
07-15-2004, 08:21 AM
<--- *chanting* Moorseville... Moorseville... Moorseville ;);)
Tony if it's the same one I'm thinking about... and that would be Modular Madness, I happen to know the owner personally and the tech in the garage as well. He uses a Mustang Dynometer, which reads differently than a Dynojet... but I think is a better one to tune with as it is a loaded dyno.
Shannon
Both Dynojet and the Mustang dyno are capable of load-bearing.....
They just measure/calculate differently. I also think a lot of people would be disappointed in the readings a Mustang dyno provides since they typically run lower than a dynojet.
Also, no tuning will be done during a dyno-day so that's not a big concern.
I vote for a dyno-jet dyno, Charlotte will be my choice. I like to keep all my numbers based off the same system (plus being able to use the runviewer to view my dyno files).
NO 5 OH
07-15-2004, 10:30 AM
Both Dynojet and the Mustang dyno are capable of load-bearing.....
Huh... I didn't realize a dynojet would do this... learn something new everyday :)
They just measure/calculate differently. I also think a lot of people would be disappointed in the readings a Mustang dyno provides since they typically run lower than a dynojet.
I realize that... but Don has the correction factor to give dynojet readings. If that's where we wound up at, I could tell you how dead-on it is from my last time on a dynojet, which was a little over a week ago. From what I've seen in the past it's pretty dang close... within 5 hp of each other.
Also, no tuning will be done during a dyno-day so that's not a big concern.
I realize this as well... but it doesn't mean that someone couldn't on that day if they really wanted to ;)
I vote for a dyno-jet dyno, Charlotte will be my choice. I like to keep all my numbers based off the same system (plus being able to use the runviewer to view my dyno files).
Like I said above... either one is fine by me so I'll go no matter if it's in Charlotte or not. I'd like to see us have it in Moorseville but ultimately it's up to you and Tony. I should be there no matter what.
Shannon
Sonic03inSC
07-17-2004, 07:59 AM
I just had a dyno @ ATS. They said nothing about closing :scratch: Is there more info on this?
tcrews
07-17-2004, 09:38 AM
I just had a dyno @ ATS. They said nothing about closing :scratch: Is there more info on this?
I had a friend just dyno at ATS too (July 3rd) and that was when I made the appointment. July 10th they shut down. Their doors are locked and the phone number has..... "We're sorry, the number you tried to reach has been disconnected". Their website has been down for about a week longer.
That's pretty much all I've heard other than rumors which I won't spread.
Scream Machine
07-17-2004, 07:20 PM
Tony,
Ronnie is friends with Phillp that worked ATS here in Columbia and he said Tuesday past was their last day of business.:( ?????? Not real sure what's up with that. Maybe if you have a contact person you can find out.
cobrabitn
07-17-2004, 10:22 PM
Ronnie,
I need to chat with you, when is a good time to call?
:)
Sonic03inSC
07-18-2004, 10:35 PM
ATS will not reopen from what I here & the Dyno may be moved to the muffler shop or aka "BMF".
cobrabitn
07-19-2004, 10:23 PM
Our location has been "officially" changed to Young Ford in Charlotte, NC. I apologize for the move but we can not control what ATS has done and Richard Young has offered us a "bay for the day". So, if you have mods to do, he will provide the lift so we can do them.
Pro Dyno will be bringing their portable "dynojet" dyno to the dealership Saturday morning. The first run will start at 9:00 am and last till the last man is finished. Young Ford will be advertising the event for us in hopes we can get some interest and some new members from the event. The cost for the dyno will be $50.00 for three pulls with A/F metering.
Tom Crews is setting up the Columbia, SC caravan to the dealership so if you live in Columbia, SC then you can e-mail him at tcrews@sc.rr.com .
Hope to see many of you there! :thumbsup:
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