JPC Dyno Shootout

Justins Performance Center Dyno Shootout

Who: Everyone
What: Dyno Day
When: Febuaray 18th 9am-6pm
Where: Justin’s Performance Center
301 Serendipity Drive,
Millersville MD 21108

Justins Performance Center will be hosting a winter dyno shootout on Saturday Febuaray 18th.
The 1st car will be starting promptly at 9am

During the event we will dyno JPC’s 850+rwhp 2011 Mustang GT.

There will be an awards plaque for the highest HP car/truck of the day.

Dyno pulls will be $50 for 3 pulls and $80 for 3 pulls with Air /Fuel monitoring.

We will have several race fuels on hand but please call ahead for availability.

Things you need to know:
This event is open to all rear wheel drive cars and non-diesel trucks.
The event will be first come first serve so show up early!
Be sure to have a minimum of a 1/2 tank of fuel
If you don’t have a car to dyno its no problem just show up and hang out for the day!

Any questions call -
866-572-7223
or email
aaron@jpcracing.com

there need to be one of these in the summer when im not in school!!!

I am going to try and make this. I won't win anything, but I am interested to see what my slightly modded GT has at the wheels. I guess I have to get a dyno only tune since I have an automatic.

Well come on down and throw it on the rollers. I'll be throwing my car on just for fun

Also you dont need a tune for the dyno.

I had thought about putting the Maverick on the dyno to do a "before and after" with the engine I'm building. No MD tags on it yet though. Don't think it will pass MD inspection in the state it's in.

Any input on classic tags? I don't know if I like how restricted they are.

Do it! Well alsong as its 20 years or older you can rock Historic tags.

I have them on my daily driver (1985 Mercedes 300SD) and I dont have to worry about inspection or emissions. Just tag and go.

I'll be at the tattoo shop that day visiting Flick

I'd like to get a few pulls with the a/f ratio. Hopefully my numbers are still close

sharkbait wrote:Do it! Well alsong as its 20 years or older you can rock Historic tags.

I have them on my daily driver (1985 Mercedes 300SD) and I dont have to worry about inspection or emissions. Just tag and go.

I though the historic tags restricted you to driving only on weekends and special events or something. Are there different types?

dtb147 wrote:

sharkbait wrote:Do it! Well alsong as its 20 years or older you can rock Historic tags.

I have them on my daily driver (1985 Mercedes 300SD) and I dont have to worry about inspection or emissions. Just tag and go.

I though the historic tags restricted you to driving only on weekends and special events or something. Are there different types?

You are thinking of the hot rod tags. I believe the historic limits it to 5 days a week or something like that

Historic tags limits you to weekends and going back and forth to the shop to get work done.

But in maryland its not enforced at all. Iv been daily driving the car for 6 months now and iv had no issues.

Bump! only a week away!

I just put it on the calender.

not to thread jack, but big blue, was your signature picture taken at the patapasco state park? Looks like where we all lined up for our shot. Looks like the building right by there.

Yep that was it, and these where right at the and of the building.

I would go but not any real point right now. I just ordered my whipple from JJ and since he is tuning it I will have my dyno pulls already but are you guys gonna post back up what you run?

I can't make it now. It sucks. I hope to see good numbers from anyone that goes.

Well we hope to see a few of you there.

Im hoping we have a pretty good turnout for the event.

@ MVA now getting tags. Don't know if I'll dyno as it's stock and out of tune, but I hope to bring the Maverick out and meet a few of you.

Dave

There now. Good number of cars here. Cold breeze but the sun is out and it's dry. Mostly Mustangs. 560HP is the high so far.

yea it was nice when I was there