Virtual Dyno - Standalone Software
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That is the curb weight. Curb weight = car with all fluids, no driver, no passengers, no cargo.
The weight you read on your door jam was the GVWR or gross vehicle weight rating. Its the max weight allowed including the weight of the vehicle & the weight of the driver, passengers and cargo.
If you have a sunroof and infinity system with the sub, you have the IX SSL.
The weight you read on your door jam was the GVWR or gross vehicle weight rating. Its the max weight allowed including the weight of the vehicle & the weight of the driver, passengers and cargo.
If you have a sunroof and infinity system with the sub, you have the IX SSL.
You said all fluids, does that include gas?
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itzwolf ... with the upcoming 1.0.0.2 you can define what columns in your log files are the ones you want to use. If you let me know what the default column names are for AEM EMS log files or send me one. I can put them in as defaults in the program.
Mellon ... you like seeing if you can get 12s out of a stock X with a tune.
Mellon ... you like seeing if you can get 12s out of a stock X with a tune.
I cant wait for the update, even tho I cant use it yet as my car is down, I can still run my old logs and compare them to what I made at the dyno, on low boost to see where I was at high boost
I had a thought how about having timing adv with the afr and boost? That would be a really good feature for tuning and so noone can say it was a conservitive tune when it was very aggressive.
I had a thought how about having timing adv with the afr and boost? That would be a really good feature for tuning and so noone can say it was a conservitive tune when it was very aggressive.
So it says a 3g curb weight is 2822 so if I have almost an empty tank its like 2750, I also stripped some of it so dam I should be under 2700. Now I wanna have my car weighed and find out the exact weight.
Best thing to do, so you know what your car weighs and so you'll have the most accurate virtual dyno results
Last edited by Boosted Tuning; Jun 29, 2010 at 03:33 PM. Reason: spelling
set to whatever, the sites somewhat accurate. - i wish my evo was 2700 lbs.
itzwolf ... with the upcoming 1.0.0.2 you can define what columns in your log files are the ones you want to use. If you let me know what the default column names are for AEM EMS log files or send me one. I can put them in as defaults in the program.
Mellon ... you like seeing if you can get 12s out of a stock X with a tune.
Mellon ... you like seeing if you can get 12s out of a stock X with a tune.
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Well question is can you pull information from the actual AEM log file or would it need to be exported to a .txt file, then pasted to an Excel file, of can the program atleast import from a .txt? I can send you an AEM Series 1 and AEM Series 2 log files if you'd like. Really only difference is an ignition name but the core stuff is the same such as engine speed etc..



I guess this is payback for putting pressure on you for the tune.

