ahh...you called me out on my lack of effort haha. Thanks man.

 

Was that the time I met you? Didnt you have your toolbox in the car too?lol.

I asked ESP what HP@50MPH setting they have and he said its 15:1.

 

Question to anyone who has Excel AND openoffice.....when I open up the spreadsheet in excel (version 4.1) my torque values are elevated but when I open the SAME logs in OpenOffice, the peak torque values reflect my actual torque numbers from the dyno much more realistically. Can anyone else confirm a variance between the two programs for me????

 

Oh no, i removed anything that could get airborn

 

I was able to copy/paste all info into the spreadsheet and it gave me my HP/TQ numbers but no nice picture. Any ideas?

 

i ran into a somewhat similar problem.

Try two things - copy and paste the same info into the comparison data tab and seeif that graph comes up.

2. Completely delete all the data you entered from base pull tab and try again.

 

I'm also having a problem selecting only one gear for one of my runs. I select one and then they all disappear or they all appear depending on what I do. I'll try doing the stuff you said to get the picture up. thanks for the help.

Edit: according the Virtual Dyno, here are my new numbers...
448 WHP @ 6027 RPM
428 WTQ @ 4192 RPM

It has been a while since I've dyno'd- I'm very pleased id this is accurate.

 

Which dyno correction are you using?

From what i can tell the MD factor looks pretty dead on, if not a little low. The DJ factor seems a bit unrealistic. Not that i dont want to believe it is true.

 

I used DJ-let me try the MD

Edit: This is more realistic
Comparison Pull
381 WHP @ 6027 RPM
364 WTQ @ 4192 RPM

Edit: quite the difference between the two correction factors when it comes out with the totals. I still cant get the graph to show up even if I have the same data in each pull or erasing one pull completely. I wish my car was more like the DJ numbers

Edit: How do you have the chart templates setup? I was able to get some lines(not correct), but none the less, some sort of picture, which makes me think it has something to do with the chart template- or I could be completely wrong- like usual.

edit: The MD numbers do seem to be pretty spot according to my last "real" DJ numbers. Good work J of T!

 

I have both on a Mac. HP is similar but torque is lower on Openoffice.

 

John, what chart settings are you using for openoffice?

 

I made a duplicate of the Excel file and opened it with Openoffice. The chart settings are identical:

Evo 8 3rd gear
3500lbs
Dynojet correction = 1.121
Air temp = 65
Baro = 30

 

^^^^^^ I meant for the dyno graph plot picture. My picture isn't showing up, but the number calculations are all there. there's specific settings for that chart- wondered if you had messed with them at all. I'm using the openoffice also.

 

No. Sorry, I didn't touch the chart settings.

 

Ok, been crazy busy but it looks like my smoothing for the Base HP Smooth column is a bit too aggressive. I tried scaling it to MrFreds original spreadsheet but I guess its not as solid of a plan I thought lol. I have a fair amount of data between Spins4's dyno results I datalogged plus the data GST Motorsports contributed so hopefully I can find a good ratio that works overall.

The thing tat sucks is trying to make it work for small files AND huge files. Maybe someone can find a way to have it average each log to fit in only 50-70 cells (average 'small' file I have seen when people log a lot of things at once). If anyone wants to figure out how to do that, we can probably get the consistency to be pretty fair.