Originally Posted by POWERS

Last time i checked a decent dynomometer could cost upwards of $100 grand to buy, plus I'd have to have some place to put it, plus i really don't know a whole lot about tunning the cpu, so i think a shop that already has a dyno and knows how to tune would be less expensive and safer. The headers and pulley are driveway jobs but the key to this thread was more towards the tunning.