Datalog Lab Dyno
A Few more things that I need to update since I first posted in this thread:
1. The frontal area is actually 27.64. The one that I was using before was wrong.
2. To get the most accurate power graph from the log select garph contents until one data point after peak rpm. So if your peak rpm is 7688 and the next rpm point is 7500, then select 7500 rpm as the end point. You can do that by reducing the numbers in the "To" box.
3. Set your smoothing to 7 or 8 inorder to get the best looking chart.
1. The frontal area is actually 27.64. The one that I was using before was wrong.
2. To get the most accurate power graph from the log select garph contents until one data point after peak rpm. So if your peak rpm is 7688 and the next rpm point is 7500, then select 7500 rpm as the end point. You can do that by reducing the numbers in the "To" box.
3. Set your smoothing to 7 or 8 inorder to get the best looking chart.
Sounds great, thanks!
I've also attached my dyno via DLL in case anyone's interested, pretty solid numbers if you ask me. I don't have anything to compare it to, but will hang on to it from now on to compare when I do upgrades in the future. Oh and the weight is factored as 245 for me + laptop, subs in the trunk, backpack, tools; just for clarification
I've also attached my dyno via DLL in case anyone's interested, pretty solid numbers if you ask me. I don't have anything to compare it to, but will hang on to it from now on to compare when I do upgrades in the future. Oh and the weight is factored as 245 for me + laptop, subs in the trunk, backpack, tools; just for clarification
Last edited by Inprogress; Nov 2, 2007 at 11:41 PM.
A Few more things that I need to update since I first posted in this thread:
1. The frontal area is actually 27.64. The one that I was using before was wrong.
2. To get the most accurate power graph from the log select garph contents until one data point after peak rpm. So if your peak rpm is 7688 and the next rpm point is 7500, then select 7500 rpm as the end point. You can do that by reducing the numbers in the "To" box.
3. Set your smoothing to 7 or 8 inorder to get the best looking chart.
1. The frontal area is actually 27.64. The one that I was using before was wrong.
2. To get the most accurate power graph from the log select garph contents until one data point after peak rpm. So if your peak rpm is 7688 and the next rpm point is 7500, then select 7500 rpm as the end point. You can do that by reducing the numbers in the "To" box.
3. Set your smoothing to 7 or 8 inorder to get the best looking chart.
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