Can anyone recommend a good rolling road in the North East

[GuinnessMK]

I have just completed my kit car. It's an MK Indy and I'm using a Kawasaki ZZR1100 engine in it.

I have noticed it has a flat spot between 7,000 and 8,000 rpm. I think this is the point when it changes from the primary jets to the main jets. Otherwise it pulls strongly through the rev range.

I'd like to get it set up on a rolling road or by someone who understands bike engines. I'd usually use R & P Woods in Heaton, but the guy who does the rolling road is busy up until he goes on holiday for 2 weeks, so I can't book it in until mid December. I can get a Dynojet kit next day, but don't know how to fit it.

Jack Frost at Holeshot can do it next week, but it means driving to Bradford and back. Can anyone recommend anywhere more local?

Cheers Mike

[bilton_d]

DB motors or something like that up Ryton way have/had a rolling road measures up to 250 BHP i think

[paulwakinshaw]

Careful with DB's - heard a few stories, nothaving a go at them but just heard a few customers who were not 100% happy.

[couger]

Not sure if you can check old threads, but I think these were the people who quoted me 60 quid an hour plus VAT labour charges to do the carbs on my Esprit, Im not 100% though.

[selmer]

An aquaintance of mine has a place in Stokesley; Mark Hardy at Automark, [e-mail] or 01642 714200.
He'll tell you what sort of facilities they have and how many engines he's tuned and prepared (lots!!!).

[wedg1e]

Also Ron Perry (A19 Test-Tune) have a rolling road; mate of mine used to get his nitrous TVR 400SE sorted there...

Edit: blaurgh...

>> Edited by wedg1e on Sunday 13th November 17:45

[docevi1]

what about MacDonald's near Durham?