Dyno in Tulsa?

[allen56]

I know we have covered this several times, but they seem to come and go. Does anyone have a recommendation for a dyno here in Tulsa?

[grinch77]

Humble seems to be the most popular.

[Rogue_Wulff]

There's also Vang's.

[Chad]

Archangel Motorsports - Pine/169
Just a name, don't know anything about them.

[twin001]

I would be very interested in a group dyno session, as long as they have the capability to read AF ratio.  I know Humble can, I have talked to them regarding a group dyno too.  They will drop their prices some depending on the number of cars we get. 

[Evil Ponyboy - Unicorn]

Archangel Motorsports - Pine/169
Just a name, don't know anything about them.

I've heard of them, faintly, but haven't heard anything outside of they could do some tuning.  When I got my Yukon dyno'd at the old Tulsa Dyno facility, I met the owner of Archangel.  They had some banners up at highschool football game w/ a URL but it didn't work.  Haven't heard anything since.

[MeanstreakCivic]

Humle as mentioned. Plus Synergy has a dyno. They do a group rates also.

Plus its nice to see all there shop cars. Ariel Atoms, NSX(2), Minicooper with a Kseries swap, and a D1 RHDSilvia.

phew lol sorry about all that. I just like there cars ALOT.

[twin001]

They have a GTR too.  I was at Hallett this past weekend and they had the Atom out there.  There were three Atoms alltogether. 

[Rogue_Wulff]

They have a GTR too.  I was at Hallett this past weekend and they had the Atom out there.  There were three Atoms alltogether. 

There was 3 atoms out there for the Zfest. One was piloted by some guy by the name of Eddie Hill. I knew he could drive fast, but wasn't aware he knew how to go around corners.
Eddie was once a fair  drag racer. (Understatement of the year).

[Chad]

There was 3 atoms out there for the Zfest. One was piloted by some guy by the name of Eddie Hill. I knew he could drive fast, but wasn't aware he knew how to go around corners.
Eddie was once a fair  drag racer. (Understatement of the year).

He probably turned a few times racing motorcycles, and even a few times in the boats, but backwards endos don't rally count!
I wonder how he would rate the atom amongst all the other motorsports he's been involved in?

[Rogue_Wulff]

I didn't think to ask him about that. But, he was strolling around Hallett at 1:24 in his Atom. Not bad at all. He may have gone faster, but that was the best lap time I heard. I clocked him with my cell phone at a 1:26, with a passenger, before I learned who was piloting the car. I was impressed, even before he pulled off the helmet, and reality set in........

[z31maniac]

Are any of these Dyno shops competent tuners? That's what I would be more interested in.

[grinch77]

Humle as mentioned. Plus Synergy has a dyno. They do a group rates also.

Plus its nice to see all there shop cars. Ariel Atoms, NSX(2), Minicooper with a Kseries swap, and a D1 RHDSilvia.

phew lol sorry about all that. I just like there cars ALOT.

That would be one NSX now one was stolen this past weekend at the IMax on 71st.

[rotorgo]

Archangel is my bro-in-law. He specializes in Fords,(supercharged stangs is his specialty) but has picked up GM too. He tunes the hardware he uses but I don't know how many different brands he feels comfortable with. He uses a hub dyno, and has a wideband. But, I also know he is ALWAYS BUSY! Have heard good things about Vangs, but don't know if he tunes. What type of EMS?

[twin001]

That would be one NSX now one was stolen this past weekend at the IMax on 71st.

That parking lot has to be the worst in Tulsa.  I had a car broken into when I was eating at Cheddars on night and I have plenty of friends that the same thing happened to them. 


The three Atoms at Hallett were an amazing sight to see, along with the GTR.  Eddie was definately the fastest/best Atom driver out there.