Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 9:56 am
Yes 1320 feet is not 400mquest wrote: Now lets hear how 'high' our dyno's read again. Or must we re-measure 1320 feet and mail you our clocks to recalibrate now ? :)
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Yes 1320 feet is not 400mquest wrote: Now lets hear how 'high' our dyno's read again. Or must we re-measure 1320 feet and mail you our clocks to recalibrate now ? :)
quest, without knowing what the cars weigh, then I can only provide a guesstimate. Contrary to your belief, weight plays a significant role in the basic calculation that I used. There are other ways to give more precise calculations (which factor in torque, gearing, gearbox, wheelbase, tyre size and compound/contruction, rollout, traction coefficient, wind, humidity, elevation etc etc), but that isn't the point. If I used an accurate weight figure, then my calculations would be spot on. Flappa gave me all the relevant information and I made a fairly accurate basic calculation. MPH at the end of the quarter mile is a very good indicator of a car's HP, whether you wish to believe it or not.quest wrote:NX
Even if you +/- a few pounds.... hope you're ready for a shock
11.3sec car dyno'd 400hp and 400 ft-lbs tq at the tires
10.4sec car. 489hp and 570 ft-lbs tq. This car was sprayed, 75 shot I believe. The g54 loves dope! Notice the tq, does your formula or programme factor that in ? Makes a significant difference.
Now lets hear how 'high' our dyno's read again. Or must we re-measure 1320 feet and mail you our clocks to recalibrate now ? :)
As I told you from the start; look at the turbo and the boost. Dyno or not.
Good one StarionVR4, start playing on an engine dyno and you soon see some real numbers or lack ofStarion VR4 wrote:We perhaps maybe loosing sight of a few things as well, 1st is a DYNO is for tuning and comparing power increases for a given engine to improve or achieve in improvement. That said all dynos state, Calibration need to be done weekly to achieve a standard for compairig this dyno/engine combination. That said how often is yr dyno calibrated? The 3 dynos I have worked are HEIN & Froud,(300HP) unit, SPEEDPRO 9000,& Gopower water brake unit.
At Bryants Engineering Works we constantly saw engines rated at 600HP from the US arrive here on our dyno only produce 470HP, that was back in 1986-1990 when i left that company. We had the same problem confermed by CAT, Detroit Diesel, MACK Australia on their engines. :beer
And? 8ft difference. Wonder why that is.. Do you guys run the 400m or the 1/4mi?mrb1 wrote:Yes 1320 feet is not 400mquest wrote: Now lets hear how 'high' our dyno's read again. Or must we re-measure 1320 feet and mail you our clocks to recalibrate now ? :)
Indeed, what it used to be at least. But why do you guys think bashing someone's country has anything to do with the topic at hand? Surely you can find faults in AU? A big thing for me if I lived there would be the gun issue. Might just be me though. And yes, i've been there. :beerflav wrote:God bless AMERICA!
So.....one of you'se on the other side care to explain ?toysrus wrote:The only thing I don't believe is the G54 making almost 600 RWHP from a 600 Flywheel HP Turbo :beer
Indeed, yes. And neither do we, only law abiding adults may have legal access to guns. Corner stores don't sell guns either. I'd strongly suggest checking your information's authenticity before speaking next time. Surely you don't buy into the fear driven propaganda that only hurts legal gun owners. You must realize my friend, guns are a great equalizer. Without them, criminals have the upper hand. It’s that simple.fr335tyl3r wrote:JustPaus: What gun issue are you referring to? The fact we aren't dumb enough to let every man woman and child have them, and don't sell them at the corner store?
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Okay, none of you said the word inferior. But from the mere idea that it reads higher, in fact makes it inferior in my opinion.. My question, which you all decide to dodge, is WHY? What makes it inferior? And what is a better dyno machine. I mentioned the dyno dynamics machine that we in the US have access to, all I asked for was a reason to use it versus any other..NXTIME wrote:No oine said that the dynojets were inferior, just that they read higher.
I’d like to see an answer for this aswell. It seems to me the GT40R or GT42R would be better suited for the job.toysrus wrote: So.....one of you'se on the other side care to explain ?