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Rolling Roads For Sale,
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Name: V-Tech Dynamometer Range
Brand: V-Tech
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DC Remapping UK is the official UK supplier for V-Tech dynamometers. Nine models from a mobile single-axle rig at £14,500 ex VAT to a four-brake 4WD-linked rolling road, all measuring at better than 0.1% accuracy. This page is the buying guide — what the choices actually mean, and what each one costs.

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How To Choose

Four Decisions, In The Order They Matter

One: how many driven wheels. If you tune xDrive, Quattro, 4Matic or anything with an active centre differential, you need a mechanically linked 4WD rig — a single-axle dyno cannot measure those cars safely. If your work is front and rear-wheel drive, a 2WD rig is a third of the price and upgrades to 4WD later.

Two: inertial or braked. Inertial measures acceleration against a known mass — accurate, simple, and all you need for power runs and customer printouts. Eddy-current brakes let you hold a fixed rpm and throttle opening for part-throttle mapping, steady-state work and transient testing. Brakes can be added later on the inertial models.

Three: where it goes. Above-ground installs faster and can be moved; in-ground gives a flat floor and easier loading but needs a pit. Both are available on every car and van model, and the 2WD rig is also offered as a mobile unit.

Four: what you are putting on it. Car and van models take 3,000 kg per axle; the VT-2/Truck takes 15,000 kg with up to 6600 Nm of braking torque; the VT-1 is the bike and ATV rig; and the VT-PTO measures straight off a tractor power take-off.

The Range

The Full V-Tech Range

Starting prices, ex VAT. Delivery, installation and commissioning are quoted per site.

2WD · Inertial

VT-2

The starting point of the range. A single-axle inertial dyno for power and torque measurement, and it can be upgraded to braked or even 4WD later. Pit, above-ground or mobile install.

From£14,500ex VAT

2WD · 1 Brake

VT-2/B1

Single-axle dyno fitted with one eddy-current brake (1000 Nm). Hold the car at a steady state, measure power at the wheels and run full load-control testing. Upgradeable to 4WD.

From£23,000ex VAT

2WD · 2 Brakes

VT-2/B2

The flagship single-axle rig, two eddy-current brakes (2 × 1000 Nm) for maximum load control, transient testing and rock-steady part-throttle mapping. Pit or above-ground.

From£31,000ex VAT

4WD · Inertial

VT-4

A two-axle dyno for cars with one or two driven axles. Mechanical axle synchronisation as standard, perfect for active centre diffs, xDrive and Quattro. Upgradeable to braked.

From£47,000ex VAT

4WD · 2 Brakes

VT-4/B2

Two-axle linked dyno with two eddy-current brakes (2 × 1000 Nm). Full load-control testing on 4WD vehicles, with synchronised axles for safe, accurate runs.

From£62,000ex VAT

4WD · 4 Brakes

VT-4/B4

The ultimate 4WD-linked rolling road, four eddy-current brakes (4 × 1000 Nm) for the highest-power builds and the most demanding load-control work. The full-fat tuner’s dyno.

From£77,000ex VAT

Motorbike

VT-1

A chassis dyno for measuring motorcycle power and torque, with an adjustable front-wheel holder and a wide wheelbase range. Available above-ground or for in-pit installation, and ATV-ready.

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Van & Truck

VT-2/Truck

A single-axle dyno for trucks and heavy vehicles, with two eddy-current brakes and up to 6600 Nm braking torque. Inertial and braked measurement, plus road-mode testing, up to 15,000 kg per axle.

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Agricultural PTO dynamometers (VT-PTO/B1 and B2, 1 × 2500 Nm and 2 × 2500 Nm) are also available — see the full V-Tech range for those and the complete specification table.

The Detail

Technical Specifications

Scroll across on mobile to compare. Specifications are a guide, final configuration is confirmed at enquiry.

Model	VT-2	VT-2/B1	VT-2/B2	VT-4	VT-4/B2	VT-4/B4	VT-1	VT-2/Truck
Version	2WD inertial	2WD braked	2WD braked	4WD inertial	4WD braked	4WD braked	1WD inertial	2WD braked
Size L×W (mm)	1150×2740	1150×3270	1150×3270	4450×3210	4450×3640	4450×3640	2500×1100	1270×4700
Roll diameter (mm)	319	319	319	319	319	319	319	319
Max weight / axle (kg)	3000	3000	3000	3000	3000	3000	1000	15000
Eddy-current brake	option	1 × 1000 Nm	2 × 1000 Nm	option	2 × 1000 Nm	4 × 1000 Nm	option	2 × 3300 Nm
V-max (km/h)	300	300	300	300	300	300	350	200
Measurement accuracy	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%

Before You Spend

You Might Not Need To Buy One

A rolling road is a serious purchase and the honest starting point is whether you need to own one at all. If you are putting a handful of cars a month on it, hiring dyno time is cheaper than owning, housing and maintaining a rig — we run dyno power runs on ours at Birchwood for exactly that reason. Buying starts to make sense when the dyno is how you earn, not something you use occasionally.

When it does make sense, the mistake we see most is buying for today. Every V-Tech 2WD rig upgrades to braked and to 4WD, so the money is not written off when the work changes. The second mistake is buying more brakes than the work needs — an inertial rig measures perfectly well, and brakes are for mapping under load, not for bigger numbers.

We are a working tuning shop before we are a supplier, which is why we will talk you out of the wrong model. See how we use ours for live dyno calibration, or the full technical detail on V-Tech Dyno UK.

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Buying Questions

Buying A Rolling Road, FAQs

How much does a rolling road cost?

The range starts at £14,500 ex VAT for the inertial single-axle VT-2 and runs to £77,000 for the four-brake 4WD-linked VT-4/B4. Motorcycle, truck and PTO models are quoted per enquiry. Those are prices for the rig — delivery, installation, commissioning, software setup and training are quoted per site.

Can I hire dyno time instead of buying one?

Yes, and for a lot of people that is the right answer. We run dyno power runs on our own V-Tech 4WD-linked rolling road at Birchwood, Warrington — see dyno power runs to book time rather than buy a machine.

What is the difference between a dyno and a rolling road?

In UK usage they are the same thing. “Rolling road” is the workshop term for a chassis dynamometer — a set of rollers the car drives while power and torque are measured at the wheels. An engine dyno, by contrast, measures an engine on a stand with the gearbox and driveline removed.

How accurate are they?

Relative accuracy is better than 0.1%, from 3,000 real measurement points per second using V-Tech’s own technology. Correction to DIN, EWG, ISO or SAE standards is built into the software along with an ambient pressure and temperature weather station.

How much power can they measure?

Up to 2000 HP with the appropriate configuration. V-max is 300 km/h on car and van models, 350 km/h on the motorcycle rig and 200 km/h on the truck dyno.

What comes with it?

DynaVTECH software on the TrueForce II platform — power and torque in inertial or braked modes, constant-rpm and steady-state runs, live OBD logging of boost, AFR and temperatures overlaid on the same graph, multi-run comparison, correction standards with a weather station, and branded printouts with your own logo stored in a database.

Who installs and supports it?

We do. DC Remapping UK handles spec, pricing, delivery, installation, commissioning, software setup and training UK-wide, with a 24-month warranty extendable to 36 months and free software updates when serviced by V-Tech.

Why buy from a tuning shop rather than a distributor?

Because we use the same equipment. Our own V-Tech 4WD-linked dyno writes customer maps at Birchwood every week, so when we tell you whether you need brakes or whether the inertial rig will do, that is from running one commercially rather than reading a brochure.

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