Dude I dont mean to be rude, but I am the dyno guy.
Your issue is isolated to the dyno, thats because its how you guys have set up the unit. The set speed function lets you prevent the engine from reving past a set rpm. Which it calculates based on your gear ratio input.
So I asked you if you set the gear ratio correct, assuming you did then the dyno is calculating the right values for your RPM. In that case the only other variable is what you have the "set speed" option set to.
I usually use this to gradually step up the rpm so that I can tune a specific RPM with every available load point, so I am very familar with its function. You can download the dynapack software yourself and verify what I am saying. I could be wrong, but its the most obvious answer
circled in red, this will hold the rpm to 3000 not any more, but you can go less.
Your issue is isolated to the dyno, thats because its how you guys have set up the unit. The set speed function lets you prevent the engine from reving past a set rpm. Which it calculates based on your gear ratio input.
So I asked you if you set the gear ratio correct, assuming you did then the dyno is calculating the right values for your RPM. In that case the only other variable is what you have the "set speed" option set to.
I usually use this to gradually step up the rpm so that I can tune a specific RPM with every available load point, so I am very familar with its function. You can download the dynapack software yourself and verify what I am saying. I could be wrong, but its the most obvious answer
circled in red, this will hold the rpm to 3000 not any more, but you can go less.