Design - Budget DIY Dyno

[@DirtyElbowsGarage]

Ready to build your own dyno? I've redesigned the dyno into version 2.0! I've added automatic load control and taken the time to develop all the PDFs, DXFs, programming, parts lists, and more for you to make your own! Check it out here: dirtyelbowsgarage.etsy.com/listing/1560914825/diy-small-engine-dynamometer?Copy&ListingManager&Share&.lmsm&share_time=1694223616442

[@honda450rider87]

*It finally dawned on me where the first dynanometer was made, it had to be Vietnam... Or as my friend, a wise man, once said NOM NOM NOM a.k.a. Cookie Monster Lol*

[@ericthered9655]

You should measure the heat created. 1 watt for each 1 deg F raise per gallon.

[@billp305]

Can or have you made the files available to plasma cut the steel pieces? Please advise. Thanks in advance.

[@aduleclips7758]

hello sir, before I want to thank you for making a video about this dyno. I am a student from Indonesia who is working on assignments related to dyno similar to what you are doing, can you help me by uploading your design file for your solidwork assignment, I will give you credit of course. thank you and best regards.

[@billclark5943]

Ok. I cought the intentional misspelling and mispronunciation. What do I win? Dynomometer not Dynonometer

[@TheTechCatalyst]

Somewhat un related question for you... any idea where I could find a pre drawn CAD file of the predator 212 engine that's accurately drawn both inside and out? It would be helpful when doing machining to those things... 😜

[@DirtyElbowsGarage]

Unfortunately I don't. I occasionally check the usual places like GrabCad, but so far I haven't seen anything.

[@שגיאאיידלסון]

Hi, thank you for the video! You explain very well! I am interested in buying the drawing, how can I contact you?

[@mattdalesio1443]

Great video! Do you have a parts list?

[@DirtyElbowsGarage]

Thanks! I don't have one compiled to give out but the next two videos on this project cover quite a bit more on the parts used.

[@plymouthhemi69]

Hey bud how far could you go, up scaleing this?

[@DirtyElbowsGarage]

Hi! "Dynapack" is one of the best known hydraulic-style dynos and they handle upwards of 750hp per wheel on cars and trucks. As long as you can find a hydraulic pump that can handle the rpm and torque you plan to put through it, you can create a dyno from it. I didn't go too far into the math but if thats something your interested in, let me know. Next video of the fabrication is coming out soon!

[@plymouthhemi69]

@@DirtyElbowsGarage hey thankyou for the information and I would definitely be interested in hearing some more details and math regarding this in your next bid. Thanks

[@joemurphy7887]

Would you make one of these for someone at a price?

[@DirtyElbowsGarage]

I have plans to refine the design and make these available to order. You can reach out to me on Instagram or email if you're interested further and we can figure something out. [e-mail]