awddynotodd
07-11-2005, 09:06 PM
Here are the results from Sams Performance Dyno Day. They are listed by vehicle owner in their respective catergory, I'm sorry I haven't got a list of what the models of the vehicles were, maybe we can amend the list if the owners let us know what their vehicle was, eg VT SS etc.
Couple of things to note, there were some unbelievable repeatable cars, some cars had a variance of no more than .6RWKW from 3 runs.
Also, as an exercise, I dyno'd one of the LS2 powered cars in 3rd and then 4th gear, results were 235.6 and 235.5RWKW. Some of these LS2 vehicles need to done in 3rd as in 4th sometimes they are still making power at 200kph, and depending on dyno model, some can only go to 200kph, some can go higher so it isn't a drama for these.
Everybody got a printout of their best run, on the printout where all of the Vehicle Information is, there is a Correction Standard and how much Atmospheric Correction was being applied, from memory it hovered around the mid 3% mark all day, this data is calculated from an Electronic Weather Station that is attached to the boom arm of the Dyno Control Cabinet which continuously updates the relevant readings which are Ambient Temp, Barometric Pressure and Relative Humidity, and those paying attention the readings were on display all day on the Data Projection on the back wall.
http://users.tpg.com.au/adslmqf3/dyno_graphs/Sams Results1.jpg
Couple of things to note, there were some unbelievable repeatable cars, some cars had a variance of no more than .6RWKW from 3 runs.
Also, as an exercise, I dyno'd one of the LS2 powered cars in 3rd and then 4th gear, results were 235.6 and 235.5RWKW. Some of these LS2 vehicles need to done in 3rd as in 4th sometimes they are still making power at 200kph, and depending on dyno model, some can only go to 200kph, some can go higher so it isn't a drama for these.
Everybody got a printout of their best run, on the printout where all of the Vehicle Information is, there is a Correction Standard and how much Atmospheric Correction was being applied, from memory it hovered around the mid 3% mark all day, this data is calculated from an Electronic Weather Station that is attached to the boom arm of the Dyno Control Cabinet which continuously updates the relevant readings which are Ambient Temp, Barometric Pressure and Relative Humidity, and those paying attention the readings were on display all day on the Data Projection on the back wall.
http://users.tpg.com.au/adslmqf3/dyno_graphs/Sams Results1.jpg