Establish your baseline
Verify horsepower and torque, see how power develops, and document the truck’s starting point.
Dyno testing · Performance verification
Know What Your Truck Really Makes
A number is useful. Understanding how your truck makes it is better. Establish a baseline, compare changes, and put your combination to the test.
Measure. Compare. Understand.
More than a peak number.
Validate the changes
Compare before-and-after tests with a consistent configuration and relevant operating data.
Develop the build
Investigate performance concerns, assess emissions-compliant tuning changes, and use the results to guide the next decision.
Before your appointment
Come ready
for a useful test.
Call ahead so we can confirm your truck’s drivetrain, tires, dimensions, and test needs are compatible with the equipment and appointment.
Check the basics
Arrive with appropriate fuel, correct fluid levels, and tires in sound condition. Tell us about leaks, warning lights, unusual noises, or driveline issues before testing.
Bring your information
Share your modification list, current calibration details, recent repairs, and previous dyno results if available.
Follow shop instructions
The shop determines test suitability, setup, and whether a run can proceed. Follow operator instructions and stay in designated areas during testing.
Know what to expect
Pricing, test duration, allowed configurations, and any tuning work are discussed before your appointment. Peak figures are only part of the result.
From the shop
Trucks behind the numbers.
Shop archive photos. For recent dyno graphs, pull videos, and a test plan for your combination, contact ZKB.
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What does your diesel need?
Pick a starting point. We’ll take it from there.
Anything specific?
Pick any that fit, or just continue.
Emissions-compliant tuning only. Required emissions systems stay functional.
Before you bring it in
A few straight answers.
How do I schedule service?
Send an appointment request or call 816-548-0428. Tell us about your truck and the concern. We will follow up to discuss the work and confirm a time; a request does not reserve an appointment.
What happens during diagnostics?
We start with your symptoms and truck history, then use inspection, testing, and relevant operating data to narrow down the cause. We explain the findings and recommended next steps before you approve repairs.
How long will my truck be in the shop?
Timing depends on the concern, diagnostic findings, parts availability, and the work already scheduled. Contact us for a current estimate and tell us about any deadline before drop-off.
Can you help plan a performance build?
Yes. Share your current modifications, how you use the truck, power goals, budget, and timeline. We can discuss the combination, supporting systems, and a practical order of work.
Do you offer tuning support?
We offer emissions-compliant tuning support only. Required emissions equipment and controls stay functional. We do not offer emissions deletes, defeat devices, or calibrations that disable emissions monitoring.
Do I need an appointment for the dyno?
Please request a dyno appointment in advance. Tell us your drivetrain, tire setup, modifications, and testing goals so we can confirm compatibility and preparation.