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(@canadiandynoguy)
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I have an older Mustang 1100 Dyno that I am looking to upgrade and am intrigued by this option.  Has anyone converter a Mustang?

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Posted : 08/10/2018 6:21 am
(@mach_1)
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Posted by: CanadianDynoGuy

I have an older Mustang 1100 Dyno that I am looking to upgrade and am intrigued by this option.  Has anyone converter a Mustang?

What brake is on the mustang 1100 chassis dynamometer?

 

 
Posted : 08/10/2018 9:46 am
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Im not sure, google was not helpful.  Mustang has assigned their own identification to it, MDK-250.  I believe in a sales pitch once they told me it was French made?

 
Posted : 08/10/2018 5:17 pm
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Posted by: CanadianDynoGuy

I have an older Mustang 1100 Dyno that I am looking to upgrade and am intrigued by this option.  Has anyone converter a Mustang?

Do you have the mustang 1100 dynamometer MDK-250 in your possession? Take the covers off and start probing ? Does it have a electric brake ( electric retarder with 16  magnetic coils and two cast iron disc rotors )  connect to the rollers ?

 
Posted : 09/10/2018 12:15 am
(@mach_1)
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That unit can handle some series rear wheel horsepwer the mustang 1100 chassis dynamometer if your is the same as the link i posted here. First realist back in 2003.

https://mustangdyne.com/products-and-services/product_info/8975_MD-1100-Series

Get yourdyno control unit Version4  and start converting.

How much of the mustang 1100 chassis dynamometer you have i don't know. Do you have the original control unit/power supply for the dyno?

SPECIFICATION-

 

MD-1100 Series
Max Horsepower: 2,500 hp (2WD)
3,500 hp peak measurement capacity (AWD)
Max Absorption:

900-hp (SE Model)

1,800-hp peak absorption (DE models)

Loading Device: Air-cooled eddy current power absorber (model MDK-250)
Torque Measurement Device: Strain Gauge Type Dynamic Load Cell. Provides closed loop control signal for dynamic vehicle loading.
Inertia:

1,500 lbs. nominal

600 lbs. bike

Max Speed: 225 mph
Controls: Closed Loop Digital Controller with Windows based software. Includes Patented Virtual Road Simulation Technology (RST)
Rolls/Wheelbase:

Precision machined and dynamically balanced, knurled rolls

30” diameter balanced rolls

1 x 50”, 1 x 28” face length

30” inner track width

108” outer track width

Roll Lock: Pneumatic for locking rolls (not for loading)
Roll Decelerator: Eddy current PAU used to decelerate rollers allows vehicle deceleration without use of vehicle brakes.
Air Requirements: 80 PSI, dry, regulated, oil free
Power Requirements:

115 VAC, single phase, 60 Hz, 15 Amps (computer)

230 VAC, single phase, 60 Hz, 40 Amps (dynamometer)

230 VAC, three phase, 60 Hz, 40 Amps (DE model)

Axle Weight: 10,000 lbs maximum
Shipping Weight: 6,000 lbs. (dynamometer weight only)
 
Posted : 09/10/2018 8:07 am
(@canadiandynoguy)
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Yes I have the dyno.  Its fully functinal.  Finally counted the pods today, 8 with 2 disks.

 
Posted : 25/11/2018 12:46 am
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Most of us use old dynamo, it's very reliable and fully functioned , i've seen many peopole converted it with higher specs but it is not recommended.

 
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