Why aren't your HP & TQ curves crossing at 5252 rpm?
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That stunning photo lured me in. Great work on the build - seems quite stable and ready.
Awesome. Love the pic as well.
Also, wow, that is an amazing photo!
A Dynojet figures out HP and then calculates TQ from Horsepower * 5252 / RPM.
At 5252 RPM the HP and TQ are equal since HP is multiplied by 1, something I have seen on my Dynojet results.
So I'm puzzled why this Dynojet is producing different results? What's the answer?
To alleviate the idle vibration (I had the same issue as did some friends of mine with aftermarket mounts) you have to increase the idle rpms.
There are different ways, your tuner can do that as part of the map. If not possible then vcds can increase these by 50rpms (enough for some cars but not all, to help with the vibration). The third possible option (which I will try next week) is to use VCP (vag can pro) which also has an option for increasing idle rpm. Do not know if this works for MQB cars and the max increase allowed, will have to test it when I have my car back in a week or so.
A Dynojet figures out HP and then calculates TQ from Horsepower * 5252 / RPM.
At 5252 RPM the HP and TQ are equal since HP is multiplied by 1, something I have seen on my Dynojet results.
So I'm puzzled why this Dynojet is producing different results? What's the answer?
A Dynojet figures out HP and then calculates TQ from Horsepower * 5252 / RPM.
At 5252 RPM the HP and TQ are equal since HP is multiplied by 1, something I have seen on my Dynojet results.
So I'm puzzled why this Dynojet is producing different results? What's the answer?
How about looking closer at the graph.
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Basically most dyno sheets are scaled to allow for the pretty lines to fit on a sheet of paper.