dino
A 'dino' is a machine that measures how powerful an engine is. It tells you how much strength the engine has, which is important for tuning it to perform better.
A 'dino' refers to a dynamometer, a device used to measure the power output of an engine. It helps tuners understand how much horsepower and torque an engine produces, which is crucial for performance tuning.
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"I meant to ask before, is there a dino in town? Does anybody have a dino shop? Because I'm curious, I mean, also part of the tuning process..."
Dialing in Goldberg’s Cobra kit car. CarCast
"I said Chris, take the engine out of the boat, put it on a dino to where you can get to everything and do your testing there, because you know it's got to come down to these three pieces."
Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor - July 18, 2026 - Hour 2 - Acura Transmission Failure Ron Ananian The Car Doctor
"the only thing that gets me like really nervous is the dino and like that thing exploding in my kids."
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