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Old 08-24-2007, 03:23 AM   #1
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i got a copy of the 2000 version for free. its an awsome program. if anybody wants to calculate their hp let me know. its really fun.
just list your specs.

heads
cam
echaust type
compression
induction type ect.
be as more specific as possible



EDIT here is mine
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If it`s 3.73 ratio you will spint the wheel 100 times to the driveshaft`s 373 times.Or,if you`re lazy,you could just spin the wheel once and the driveshaft will spin 3.73 times.Or, 3 and 3/4 turns.And if you`re real lazy,I can sell you a tab for whatever ratio you want.
Or,you could read all the suggestions and try those.It`s been well explained,I think,already.
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Old 08-24-2007, 05:09 AM   #2
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That's pretty cool I will have to send you the specs
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Old 08-24-2007, 12:53 PM   #3
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haha. ya i know there is enother thread about this program. another one wont hurt tho hehe =P
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If it`s 3.73 ratio you will spint the wheel 100 times to the driveshaft`s 373 times.Or,if you`re lazy,you could just spin the wheel once and the driveshaft will spin 3.73 times.Or, 3 and 3/4 turns.And if you`re real lazy,I can sell you a tab for whatever ratio you want.
Or,you could read all the suggestions and try those.It`s been well explained,I think,already.
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Old 08-24-2007, 01:33 PM   #4
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Re: desktop dyno
OK do mine...

454+.060
10:1
heads performer rpm 118cc 2.19int/1.88exh
rpm air gap intake 850 cfm carb,
headers open
cam 245/254 duration 571int/.585exh.

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Old 08-25-2007, 03:23 AM   #5
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OK do mine...

454+.060
10:1
heads performer rpm 118cc 2.19int/1.88exh
rpm air gap intake 850 cfm carb,
headers open
cam 245/254 duration 571int/.585exh.

Thanks, Kenneth


the closest i could get
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If it`s 3.73 ratio you will spint the wheel 100 times to the driveshaft`s 373 times.Or,if you`re lazy,you could just spin the wheel once and the driveshaft will spin 3.73 times.Or, 3 and 3/4 turns.And if you`re real lazy,I can sell you a tab for whatever ratio you want.
Or,you could read all the suggestions and try those.It`s been well explained,I think,already.
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Old 08-25-2007, 12:59 PM   #6
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Cool

Not to crash the thread, but why not just get onto the other thread (in my sig) and take up some of the workload? :-D

BTW, you'll find pretty quickly that the standard head/cam defnitions in DD aren't too high value - you need to start building your library of .flw and .cam files. I'll zip up all of mine and send 'em to you if you email be at billla@warbird.org. It does come with most of the CompCams files, which helps

Happy to run this one too, but need the cam card
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Old 08-25-2007, 02:37 PM   #7
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Cool

Not to crash the thread, but why not just get onto the other thread (in my sig) and take up some of the workload? :-D

BTW, you'll find pretty quickly that the standard head/cam defnitions in DD aren't too high value - you need to start building your library of .flw and .cam files. I'll zip up all of mine and send 'em to you if you email be at billla@warbird.org. It does come with most of the CompCams files, which helps

Happy to run this one too, but need the cam card
haha not at all bud. thanx for the help. yes. i am a N00b to this prpgram and im still in my beta prosses =P. il for sure email you. thanx a lot for the help.
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Or,you could read all the suggestions and try those.It`s been well explained,I think,already.
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