Virtual Dyno Room-Dyno Simulator
Jun 16, 2009, 07:11 PM
#16
I am noticing that the graph is showing that Im running out of steam by ~ 5700, but in evoscan, it shows it shooting up... Sorry this is all I have to compare it to... I normally see ~ 345 - 350 hp (evoscan) heres a SS of the difference. I let off @ 6200, due to some1 pulling out infront of me... 
Jun 16, 2009, 07:15 PM
#17
I wouldn't trust Evoscan's data too much lol. Its filled with bugs. not saying that mine is more accurate with your topend power though *shrug* Maybe its not that she's out of steam but that she can take a bit more timing?? I'm an optimist lol.
So your Evo weighs 3700 lbs with you in it huh?lol Most Evo's are between 3300-3500 with the average sized driver included.
Oh, and the best way to find your tires diameter is to check tirerack.com, the manufacturers site or find an online tire size calculator.
So your Evo weighs 3700 lbs with you in it huh?lol Most Evo's are between 3300-3500 with the average sized driver included.
Oh, and the best way to find your tires diameter is to check tirerack.com, the manufacturers site or find an online tire size calculator.
Last edited by Jack_of_Trades; Jun 16, 2009 at 07:20 PM.
Jun 16, 2009, 07:18 PM
#18
I wouldn't trust Evoscan's data too much lol. Its filled with bugs. not saying that mine is more accurate with your topend power though *shrug*
So your Evo weighs 3700 lbs with you in it huh?lol Most Evo's are between 3300-3500 with the average sized driver included.
So your Evo weighs 3700 lbs with you in it huh?lol Most Evo's are between 3300-3500 with the average sized driver included.
Jun 16, 2009, 07:24 PM
#20
They work! 
I tried to find the info @ tirerack.com, but they dont carry falkens... LOL should be 25.2 or 25.7, but not sure...
Last edited by nonschlont; Jun 16, 2009 at 07:27 PM.
Jun 16, 2009, 07:35 PM
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wow, I'm going to have to try this thing. I'm so amazed at the knowledge base on this website. I swear you can't find a better forum out there to gain all out knowledge about a particular car whether it's power mod path, self tuning, suspension setup, troubleshooting....it's endless. thanks Jack of Trades and all others involved.
Jun 16, 2009, 07:43 PM
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wow, i'm going to have to try this thing. I'm so amazed at the knowledge base on this website. I swear you can't find a better forum out there to gain all out knowledge about a particular car whether it's power mod path, self tuning, suspension setup, troubleshooting....it's endless. Thanks jack of trades and all others involved.
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Jun 16, 2009, 10:31 PM
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Nice work on this! It's running fine in OpenOffice Calc for me. I'll have to go through my old data logs and spend a little more time with this. Thanks for your efforts!
