I have a question??
 

Does having an open diff affect your dyno result's in a way shape or form?

Bump?

Bump again? lol

48 views and not one answer???? I don't mean to be pushy but damn dude help me out here guys?

I am not sure, but common sense would rule a maybe. A diff is used to limit slip from one wheel to the other. I mean if you have enough power, an open diff can maybe slip on a dyno on that one wheel, but if your N/A will ALL the bolt ons, their is no way it will ever make a difference. A real high hp car though, would definately make a diffence I think.

Dude 48 views isn't alot, and consider about 90% of them are guests, and the remaining 10% of viewers may not have an answer

Getting my car dynoed on tuesday. Ill ask the guy thats doing it and see. Hes done hundreds, including awd, so hed probably be able to answer it accurately.

No difference at all unless you have so much power that you develop wheel spin.

I think you confused people by titling the thread "I have a question??" because it looks like you're asking people if you have a question or not. Please don't do it again. And the word 'results' is not possessive.

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How is the title confusing? I had a question so i titled the thread "I have a question?" And as far as "results" not being possessive? Really honestly who cares? Obviously you did not have a positive answer to my question so Idk why even bothered to post maybe lack of better things to do idk? So please take your 2 cents else where. And please don't do it again...Thank You

Hoopz chris and chris thanks for the feedback Keep me posted!

I know i just figured If i left that comment someone was bound to answer lol :tup: