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vynervt 07-21-2014 04:33 AM

Gtech- Pro SS performance meter - on road dyno
 
Dear All,

Anyone had experience using this device? I brought OFT and Gtech Pro SS together and I'm not so sure whether I set the setting correctly. I had do a few runs :burnrubber: on original engine but seen to me i get the calculate setting wrong. :bonk::bonk::bonk:

Can anyone assist me on the information i needed to set in G-tech pro SS? :bow::bow:

The information need to set in Gtech - pro:

original vehicle weight MT is 1275 kg
Frontal Area = how to convert it to m2? 1775mm x 1320mm=??2.343m2?
drag coefficient =0.27
Drive train loss = how many %, max 20.

During on road dyno pull should i include my body weight for more accuracy?

Thanks!

bfrank1972 07-24-2014 10:08 AM

Gtech- Pro SS performance meter - on road dyno
 
Yes you need to use actual weight of the car with you in it. I'm not sure about the model you have, but the gtech I used to have was a bit optimistic. On my old E36 m3 it would read abut .3-.4 secs optimistic, but it's a decent tool for estimating effects of mods etc.


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Silver Ignition 07-25-2014 10:19 AM

There's an iPhone app that is actually made by the same guys...every time I add a mod, it says I make less power :bonk:


Stock I was 139hp
After the Crawford BPB and OFT tune it dropped to 125


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wparsons 07-25-2014 11:30 AM

Why bother with this when you can just run 3rd (or 4th) gear logs through VirtualDyno and get good estimates? If the road is perfectly flat and low wind, the results are VERY close to a real dyno.

There's a thread in here somewhere about how to modify the OFT log files (just change column names) so that they work with VirtualDyno.

vynervt 07-26-2014 02:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wparsons (Post 1865191)
Why bother with this when you can just run 3rd (or 4th) gear logs through VirtualDyno and get good estimates? If the road is perfectly flat and low wind, the results are VERY close to a real dyno.

There's a thread in here somewhere about how to modify the OFT log files (just change column names) so that they work with VirtualDyno.

I try to use the VirtualDyno by I just cant get it right to show result.

wparsons 07-26-2014 08:35 AM

^^ Have you followed the instructions in the thread on here about how to use OFT logs with it? It works for me every time.


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