What Is Steady State?

Steady state dynamometer loading is a manner where you can load the vehicle at a given RPM or MPH and hold the vehicle there no matter how much the throttle is depressed. For example you could load a vehicle at 2000 RPMS at 10% throttle blade opening, then you could depress the gas pedal to 100% open and the engine RPM would stay at 2000 RPM. This is extremely useful for custom tuning EFI applications, where you would like to tune all of the parameters in the 2000 RPM range. This is a much more enhanced approach to tuning than full inertia dyno pulls. With a tuning method like this your car, truck, suv or van will run and drive more like it did stock but with much more power and better economy.

We always start with a vehicles baseline pull with no changes to the PCM (Powertrain Control Module). At this point it really does not matter how much power you made at the last dyno. We are after real gains, what it made before we started and what it makes when we are complete... repeatable numbers.

Sounds great, but how much does this cost?