Results from the Dyno Today!

Started by Lum, April 05, 2008, 06:14:43 PM

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Lum

Went along to a Dyno shootout today at castle coombe with a local jap car club. Was a good day and as the only rotary in attendance i managed to show all those "boingers" a thing or two.
Made the second highest power of the day (got done by a woman in a R33 GTR:Grrr )
Managed  370BHP at the wheels at just under 1 bar :chat
and         322.4 lbft
It was a brand new Dastek dyno & i don\'t think the operator was fully up on how it works as the correction for RWBHP to FWBHP seems a bit out??
370 ATW
413 ATFW
After every run he was putting the car in neutral and allowing it to coast down to a standstill?
Anybody know if this is right? I thought you were supposed to allow it to slow down in the same gear that the run was performed in, to measure the drag through the entire transmission?

lee mills

good results FWHP seems a bit low though.
Thanks
Lee

Lum

Yeah thats what i thought, i don\'t think there corrections figures are right.
I\'m sure they\'re supposed to let the car run down in gear?? I think they use the rolling resistance to measure torque too, as quite alot of peoples torque was lower than expected/previous results.
Here\'s the graph if anyones interested

lee mills

if power is 370 rwhp fwhp should be approx 440 judging by my results from reworx dyno
Thanks
Lee

Lum

Yeah that seems more like it, cheers mate!

Kash_


Carl

The coast down procedure is right,so the figures are pretty accurate,you certainly don\'t have a 70 hp drivetrain loss,43hp loss is about right.
I have used that Dyno with RX7\'s and it is very good,it ought to be since it cost £70,000 which 3 times as much as alot of other Dyno\'s.
Regards
Carl

lee mills

Quote from: CarlThe coast down procedure is right,so the figures are pretty accurate,you certainly don\'t have a 70 hp drivetrain loss,43hp loss is about right.
I have used that Dyno with RX7\'s and it is very good,it ought to be since it cost £70,000 which 3 times as much as alot of other Dyno\'s.
Regards
Carl

Hi Carl does this mean that reworx Dyno is inaccurate then as i made 390.7 rwhp and 469.2fwhp. Im just interested as this was my first experience of a dyno
Thanks
Lee

Carl

Hi Lee,
You will have to ask ReWorx about that.
Dyno\'s are only a tool to tune a car safely,hp figures to an extent can be a bit taken with a pinch of salt,what matters most is how the car performs,if it feels and drives great then that is the main thing.
Regards
Carl

Carl

The operator of that dyno is a pretty decent chap.
We used the Dyno a few times last year,it has been in what must be nearly a year.
Regards
Carl

Lum

Thanks for that carl
Just seemed that my conversion from WHP to FWHP has lost me more BHP than others.
Here\'s an example-
Made 1 more BHP than me at the wheels but 20 more at the fly??




As you said, the bloke is a top chap and couldn\'t have been more helpfull throughout the day.

Ed_RX7

but wgt do it from the hub not the wheel right or am i wrong?????
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arrouk

as do reworx i think, you would have slightley more drive train loss if this is at the wheels rather than at the hubs.  could the extra losses also be due to a worn gearbox and or diff?

matt

lee mills

reworx do it at the wheel not the hub

arrouk

is reworx not a  dynamics, same as thor and wgt?

http://www.mazdarotaryclub.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=30873&d=1179853981

borrowed this from a post from warthog, i believe he has his car tuned there.

matt