Hi all,
Has anyone ever used a program called virtual dyno? Just wondering if it is a useful tool or not. Here is the link to it http://www.virtualdyno.net
Thanks,
vc81
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vc81
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delcowizzid
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Re: Virtual Dyno
looks pretty cool and sort of works after a 10 minute play
just need some logs done especially i dont have many power run style logs but ive cut one up in csv format and did get a power curve to display
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Dylan
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Re: Virtual Dyno
Similar program anyone use engine analyzer?
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vc81
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Re: Virtual Dyno
What details did you put in for the type of vehicle delco? Or did you just use the Monaro one?delcowizzid wrote:looks pretty cool and sort of works after a 10 minute playjust need some logs done especially i dont have many power run style logs but ive cut one up in csv format and did get a power curve to display
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The1
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Re: Virtual Dyno
here's a cut CSV from my dyno log and my dyno graph if someone wants to play, i setup a custom car but it came up with 270HP @ 5339rpm the run was in 2nd gear
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Re: Virtual Dyno
How do you get it to work? I tried loading your test run but nothing happens?
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The1
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Re: Virtual Dyno
you need to setup a custom car which is the file i attached, once that's in your custom catagories in cars list then you can open a log, it will show up on the left then and you can select the custom car and fill in all the details and play with the graph. My tyres are 235/45/17
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Re: Virtual Dyno
OK got it now. I made up a custom car for my car but the log I tried was too large. I need to cut out a portion of a tunerpro log and use that or just record a specific log. Thanks
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delcowizzid
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you can veiw raw csv data in the program and cut out a section thats at full throttle and rpm rising.its a bit of a pain to use but shows promise.going out and doing a heap of full throttle launch logs would be the way
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Re: Virtual Dyno
yeh like anything i guess just use it as a reference is you can't get to a dyno, use the same settings, ill dig up my other log as this one is before i put the rockers on and do an after rocker comparison.