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Hub dyno tuning · Frankfort, Indiana

1,687HP

Anybody can guess a number. We put it on the hub.

1,687.3 hp @ 7,376 rpm · 1,361.8 lb-ft @ 5,782 rpm · measured on our hub

3,500HP

What the Mainline ProHub is rated to handle.

25YRS

ASE Master Certified, twenty-five years in.

0SLIP

Hub-mounted, so the tire never touches the measurement.

01 / HUB VS ROLLER

Why two shops quote different numbers for the same car

Most of the gap is not the engine. It is how the power got measured.

Roller dynoTires on drums

  • The tire flexes, heats and slips against the drum
  • Drag radials and high-torque cars read low and inconsistent
  • Strap pressure changes the number run to run
  • Repeatability suffers, so decisions get made on noise

Our hub dynoBolted to the axles

  • Wheels come off — the driveline connects straight to the hub
  • Nothing to slip, so back-to-back pulls are comparable
  • Handles high torque without wrestling a car onto drums
  • Clean data means the tune moves on real change, not variance
02 / A DYNO DAY

What actually happens when you bring it in

Nobody publishes this, and it is the thing every first-time customer wants to know before they call.

01 — BEFORE THE STRAPS

Health check first

Compression, leaks, fuel delivery and a scan. A dyno finds problems loudly and expensively. We would rather find them on the lift.

Electrical diagnostic testing on an engine at Grayless Automotive

02 — WHEELS OFF

Bolted to the hub

The car mounts to the adapters and gets strapped down. Budget about an hour before the first pull.

Braden Grayless setting up hub adapters before a dyno pull

03 — THE PULLS

Baseline, then change one thing

Before anything moves we log where the car actually is. Every pull after that gets measured against it, so you can see what each change bought.

04 — WHO HOLDS THE LAPTOP

We tune it, or your tuner does

Braden tunes in-house, or runs the session live while a remote tuner works the file from anywhere. Both are normal here — our biggest number to date was a remote tune.

Braden Grayless at the Mainline dyno controller
03 / RATES

What it costs

Published, because nobody else does. You should know what a day costs before you call.

Dyno day — tuning session

$625first 3 hrs

Then $150 an hour. Baseline pulls, calibration changes, and every run logged. Book the full day and lunch is on the shop.

Power runs only

$2503 pulls

One hour on the hub. You want to know what it makes — no tuning, no changes, just the number and the sheet.

Rates are for the dyno itself. Lunch is on us when you book the day. Remote tuners are welcome to run the session — call and we will hold the block.

04 / BOOK IT

Get on the dyno

Tell us the car and what you are chasing.

Or call or text — (765) 357-4666