Engine Analyzer software
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From: Austin Texas
Engine Analyzer software
Has anyone here used it and if so, how accurate was it? I down-loaded the demo, and it is definately more detailed than DD200. Your comments, please.......
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From: Park Ridge IL
I haven't used Engine Analyzer, but I've used DD2000 in the past and currently use DynoSim Advanced with ProTools. I used DD2000 to help design a couple of engines including a naturally aspirated SBC 427, a twin turbocharged SBC 427, and a pair of 540's for my boat. All the engines were subsequently dyno tested on a Superflow engine dyno. When I compared the predicted results from the software against the real world results, in all cases, the software was accurate to within 1-2%. At some rpms, the predicted hp and tq was within 2-3 hp or lb ft of the real thing.
The DynoSim Advance with ProTools I'm currently using is similar to DD2000 but has additional features and parameters.
The DynoSim Advance with ProTools I'm currently using is similar to DD2000 but has additional features and parameters.
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From: absecon nj
I have engine analzyer 2.5 the first version they came out with alot more in depth then dddyno.I used it alot to build the circle track motors i did for the teams and it was very accurate,i could do cam swaps on it to find out what was the best for the track we ran at.
Last edited by patsnitrovette; Feb 13, 2006 at 10:31 AM.
