All I can say is its real cool. I'm just about dialed in with my HP numbers from a dyno dynamics dyno. I had to mess around with the weight of the car but 370whp was way to high so lowered it to get more intune with my DD runs. It says my car makes 1.42G's when accelerating. IF you got an Iphone Itouch real cool app at only $13. 
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make sure its calibrated first. I think your suppose to include the weight of the driver too, if you didnt already.
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+1 yupOriginally Posted by TemjinX2
make sure its calibrated first. I think your suppose to include the weight of the driver too, if you didnt already.
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that is the real weight of this car? I have been messing around with numbers trying to get close to my DD numbers. As soon as i get close to 342hp i get another reading of 375hp? than another at 430hp????Originally Posted by TemjinX2
make sure its calibrated first. I think your suppose to include the weight of the driver too, if you didnt already.
Keep testing that app cause I have an Iphone and am interested in getting it.
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what did dynolicius read for your 0-60 and you 1/4 mile time i have it on my phone as well but i dont really think its that accurate. maybe i need an update or something Originally Posted by hooleyboy
All I can say is its real cool. I'm just about dialed in with my HP numbers from a dyno dynamics dyno. I had to mess around with the weight of the car but 370whp was way to high so lowered it to get more intune with my DD runs. It says my car makes 1.42G's when accelerating. IF you got an Iphone Itouch real cool app at only $13.
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Don't just use the spec weight of the car, actually get it weight on a scale and then add your body weight, that will give you more realistic numbers versus just putting in the weight from the specs off the website or etc.
didnt really do 0-60... I did see a 5.2 second run though but i get tons of wheel spin
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Don't just use the spec weight of the car, actually get it weight on a scale and then add your body weight, that will give you more realistic numbers versus just putting in the weight from the specs off the website or etc.
weight of driver, maybe add some additional weight for gas. It'll only be as accurate as the numbers you put in. Its estimating the times based on the information you put in.
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From what I understand, I think the weight only has to do with the HP estimates that Dynolicious gives you. It seems to be a really gross assumption.
However, the 0-60, 1/4 miles etc. times will be the same regardless of the weight you put in.
However, the 0-60, 1/4 miles etc. times will be the same regardless of the weight you put in.
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However, the 0-60, 1/4 miles etc. times will be the same regardless of the weight you put in.
that is true. I will get it dialed in sooner or later.Originally Posted by Gramma_Benz
From what I understand, I think the weight only has to do with the HP estimates that Dynolicious gives you. It seems to be a really gross assumption.However, the 0-60, 1/4 miles etc. times will be the same regardless of the weight you put in.
