If you’ve never been to a dyno shop to see an engine being tuned and tested on an engine dyno, you are missing out and should schedule a time to test your next engine build. I love being on the dyno and can tell you that you will learn so much about your engine, engines in general, and tuning if you can make a dyno trip happen. And in my opinion the cost of a half day or full day on the engine dyno is worth every penny to know what your engine is really capable of. Hell, it’s almost worth it just to know it doesn’t have any leaks!

But I digress. In this video, the crew at Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center are putting a new ZZ632 through its paces on their in house engine dyno. Scoggin-Dickey not only sells GM crate engines, but also builds their own engines in-house, which means testing in their own dyno and engine shop. They may be in a small town, but Scoggin-Dickey is one of the largest crate engine sellers in the country and can provide power at whatever level you’d like.

Check it out.