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Message: [QUOTE="jcain, post: 1353688, member: 11640"] So let me get this straight , you're saying adding a higher resistance to the roller inflates torque and HP? You do realize a dyno measures how quickly you can accelerate said rollers? While it "may" spike the torque number down low, the vehicle still had to overcome the load so it did actually make the power though that may not relate to actual street usage because that load is never apparent. It'll still hurt the HP numbers regardless after load exceeds the capability of the vehicle to overcome it . If you think otherwise, you should definitely contact dynojet and other manufacturers and submit your theory. [/QUOTE]

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