Plan your chassis dyno purchase and installation

1. Define your application

List typical vehicles, drivetrain types, expected power and speed ranges, and the measurements you want to perform. Business and private projects are welcome. You do not need to choose a model before contacting us.

2. Assess the room

Prepare a sketch with room dimensions, doors and access routes. The platform footprint is only part of the space requirement. Vehicle overhang, restraint, cooling equipment and operator access must be considered as well. Above-ground or pit installation depends on the chosen equipment and building.

3. Record the infrastructure

Document the available electrical supply, compressed air, cooling-air provision and exhaust extraction. Pit installations also require a review of the building structure. Load capacity, noise, workplace safety and any permits should be clarified with the relevant specialists for the site.

4. Agree the configuration

The proposed equipment and installation requirements should be established before commissioning building work. General catalogue figures do not replace an agreed installation plan. State which data channels and software options you need and how measurements will be documented.

5. Clarify delivery and import arrangements

Provide the intended delivery country and site. Shipping is directly from the manufacturer outside the EU, with free worldwide transport to your door. Unloading, import responsibilities and any additional services must be clarified before a binding order. Read the delivery information and send the available details through the project enquiry form.

Free worldwide delivery to your door. Delivery details

What does a complete dyno installation cost?

The total depends on the model, equipment and site. Compare quotations with the same scope. The dyno, measurement modules, software provision, building preparation and supporting equipment should be identifiable separately.

What is included?

Clarify transport, unloading, positioning, installation and training individually. Ask about maintenance, spare parts and operating support before purchase. The agreed quotation defines the scope.

What does the site assessment need?

Prepare a drawing showing access and door dimensions. Record electrical and compressed-air supplies, cooling, ventilation and exhaust extraction options. Building-related requirements need assessment by the relevant qualified professionals.

What should the first enquiry contain?

Include the installation country, typical vehicles, planned tests, room dimensions and project timing. You do not need to have selected a model. These details provide a starting point for the technical discussion.