Preparing for a rolling road help

[winnie2457]

Hi guys as title do I need to do anything to my car for a couple of power runs or just take it and do it thanks it's my 1st time just though I would ask

[soulman]

nope just take it along ..and hopefully your happy with the figures

shame you couldn't get down for our regions one.

[Ian-Highlander]

Just make sure your cars fluid levels are all ok, put a clean air filter in if it's not been done recently.

Be aware too that AFTER the rolling road run, your traction control/abs lights may be on. The ECU senses the rear wheels aren't moving and assumes you're skidding and errors the ABS system, it resets normally after a couple of miles of normal driving and is quite normal.

[Davies20]

As above, but if it was me i'd check your Oil and fluid levels etc. Simple checks, maybe front tyre pressures as well.

After all they are pushing the engine so to speak.

[john_k_sri]

All as above. Just enjoy it. Remember my first R/R in my old 2.0T. I was amazed by how much got cleaned out of the exhaust system when the tester put the hammer down.

It'll be interesting to see what you get from yours.

[plasma]

was that a 2.0T I hear you say John, not a turbo shandy?

[winnie2457]

Yeah I'm looking forward to see what she I'd putting out I will be happy if Dhe is at the 190 mark but would love her to push over the 200 but not too optimistic lol

Thanks for the heads up guys I will post on here as soon as I get the figures

[mally]

Remember to put your fingers in your ears and your camera in your mouth to get a short movie clip.
Who's doing it for you? What rollers are they using?

[winnie2457]

It's this garage. http://www.silenaautomotive.co.uk/index.html

And they have maha rolling road not site what this means all i want is a print out and they only charging 40
Quid for 3 runs which I don't think is to bad

[soulman]

If its not a group r/r thats pretty darn cheap ...most places charge £70 for loners.