andlid Posted October 30, 2010 Posted October 30, 2010 If you know what I mean, I think the admin person giving me the last dyno printout made misstake in her calcs to the hub dyno numbers like 1127 is = 433 lb/ft (it's not but you get my drift) Tried finding it on the internet but not sure what to search for so a bit of a jungle out there. Cheers A Quote
Neilp Posted October 30, 2010 Posted October 30, 2010 If you know what I mean, I think the admin person giving me the last dyno printout made misstake in her calcs to the hub dyno numbers like 1127 is = 433 lb/ft (it's not but you get my drift) Tried finding it on the internet but not sure what to search for so a bit of a jungle out there. Cheers A lol you wish dude 422Ib/ft Quote
andlid Posted October 30, 2010 Author Posted October 30, 2010 If you know what I mean, I think the admin person giving me the last dyno printout made misstake in her calcs to the hub dyno numbers like 1127 is = 433 lb/ft (it's not but you get my drift) Tried finding it on the internet but not sure what to search for so a bit of a jungle out there. Cheers A lol you wish dude 422Ib/ft that was an example Quote
Vik54 Posted October 30, 2010 Posted October 30, 2010 I've never understood this There must be a fixed conversion equation for this - but am sure someone around here can maybe attempt an explanation ? Quote
andlid Posted October 30, 2010 Author Posted October 30, 2010 going to figure it out by looking at the dyno cheet thread...was hoping I wouldn't have to use my head Quote
andlid Posted October 30, 2010 Author Posted October 30, 2010 Looked at the result thread and most of the values seems to be divided by 4.63 see below... 1172.6 / X = 253.21 4.63 1124.2 / X = 242.74 4.63 1122.9 / X = 242.5 4.63 1380 / X = 298.1 4.62 Can a tuner maybe confirm the calculations? Cheers A Quote
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