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Tire Blows on Dyno


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You not supposed to use your brakes on the dyno (would not do anything anyways ad it wont stock the rollers) and there is an emergency stop for all dynos. So yes, the operator is an idiot.

 

 

 

But man I'd be livid if I was the owner of that FD sitting next to it, and heard about the accident afte3r the fact.

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You not supposed to use your brakes on the dyno (would not do anything anyways ad it wont stock the rollers) and there is an emergency stop for all dynos. So yes, the operator is an idiot.

 

 

 

But man I'd be livid if I was the owner of that FD sitting next to it, and heard about the accident afte3r the fact.

 

No mang, that tire mark was on your FD when you brought it here...

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damn that blows!

 

 

how hard is it to step on the brake pedal or stop the dyno? jesus

 

You don't step on the brake on the dyno..

 

Very bad things happen when super heavy drums going anywhere from 100mph encounter tires that are no longer moving......

 

 

The dyno brake takes a second to slow down the drums. It does look like he hit the dyno brake right away but the brakes might have been tired or super hot.

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