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Originally Posted by Dan 202 - 355
You can also simulate all driving conditions on a dyno. The operator can load the rollers to a certain resistance to simulate those driving conditions. Great for tuning and finding faults.
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for example a high resistance might simulate uphill driving or towing a load  the point is to analyse in detail how the power output varies under different conditions so that you can adjust the computer (timing, injector pulse width and many other things) to improve power output.
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