My friend bought a dyno to do emissions tests at his shop. I asked if I could put my '83 Olds Cutlass on it. Mind you, it's a light duty dyno that was never intended to run high horse stuff on it. It just has enough capacity to run emissions tests on. Well, I hit it. 350 to the wheels on the engine and I broke it when I hit the 150 shot of nitrous. He was NOT happy.
It was under warranty since it was a week old, but he was still pissed his brand new dyno was down already. The Olds ran pretty good though.
