I got all of my information online, its out there. You just need to REALLY research. Its not fun and yes, it will be time consuming as hell,lol. It only gets worse as you add other vehicles outside of the Evo community,unfortunately.

 

Updated a few of the vehicles. Added a donate button and sorted the dropdown of vehicles (that was bugging me).

Check the corrected values and let me know if I got something wrong guys.

 

right on!

excell vdr: 327/315

standalone: 330/320

 

I need to compare some data logs for multiple runs on the same dynos to get the correction factors to add to my dropdown list in the settings screen. Its just like getting blood from a turnip to get data from people.

 

one thing you could add is the weight of a car with SSL. i tried looking but everywhere i look im not getting the info i want

 

From my research SSL is 3338 (curb weight).

 

Get YOUR car weighed and then everyone can finally have that info There has to be a ton of truck stops down in NC, most will have a truck scale and its about $5-9 to get a car weighed. THey are usually very accurate but only go in 15lb increments but thats not significant enough to throw off the HP enough to be concerned.

 

if i had ssl i would get that info for everyone and end the curiousity haha

 

I'm an SSL, that's why I did a ton of research short of actually weighing my car.

Unfortunately for me, I have 0 weight savings..actually probably weight additions. But my car is my daily driver, so I don't try to take weight off the car at all. Heck, seeing that I got SSL, I think you can tell that.

 

yea the only weight reduction i have is replace the cat with a test pipe for my summer trim, as for the rest of the year i dont think i have any weight savings since i got a 37lb catback haha

 

Yeah, haha. I have stock cat-back with an e-cutout, so added weight there. I have an ETS 3.5" IC, so added weight there. I have a CarPC, so again, added weight there. All of the other mods are just replacements of like parts, like cams, for example.

So, when I use VDR for my SSL, I use about 3365 for my weight, depending on how much gas, etc. I know I have a heavy Evo and not sure how close that number is to reality (I was very tempted to just get it weighed at a local truck scale, but figured the accuracy just wasn't worth it), but as long as I use that same number and just adjust for how much gas is in the tank, then I can use the tool for comparisons, as it was intended.

 

3338 was the number i found for a evo 9 with ssl
3219 was the number for evo 9 rs
3175 was the number for evo 8 rs

 

I cannot for the life of me get the software to accept my data log. I have tried saving it in several different types of .csv files in Win7, but none work. It keeps saying E101, not all columns needed are present. I only have two colums; Seconds (sec) and RPM (RPM).

Any ideas, what am I doing wrong?

 

They most likely need to be labeled the same as the default evoscan columns.

 

As far as I know the EVO 9 RS weighs the same as the 8 RS, which is 3175.

That number for EVO with SSL sounds about right.

GSR (regular) EVO = 3263