Desk Top Dyno
I'm going to steer this back to the original question...
I have Desktop Dyno 5 on my computer.
I just finished a W5 build and put all the information (to the best of my ability) in the program.
My build is a 48* R Block, W5 (blue plug) heads done by Ryan Johnson back in 2016 (been sitting on the shelf waiting to be used) I have attached his flow numbers and another set of flow numbers from where I had a local friend double check them on his bench.
2.25 stroke crank with 4.060 bore (440 ci), 13.75 compression, camshaft 276@ 0.050 0.734 lift 110 lobe center.
The Desktop Dyno predicted HP 785 @7000 TQ 673 @5000
The actual Dyno numbers were HP 714 @6500 TQ 642 @5000 on alcohol.
Definitely a big difference... From past experience this dyno is a little conservative, but not that much...
I will let you know what the ET and MPH are when I finally get it all together and to the track, hopefully soon.
I'm going to steer this back to the original question...
I have Desktop Dyno 5 on my computer.
I just finished a W5 build and put all the information (to the best of my ability) in the program.
My build is a 48* R Block, W5 (blue plug) heads done by Ryan Johnson back in 2016 (been sitting on the shelf waiting to be used) I have attached his flow numbers and another set of flow numbers from where I had a local friend double check them on his bench.
2.25 stroke crank with 4.060 bore (440 ci), 13.75 compression, camshaft 276@ 0.050 0.734 lift 110 lobe center.
The Desktop Dyno predicted HP 785 @7000 TQ 673 @5000
The actual Dyno numbers were HP 714 @6500 TQ 642 @5000 on alcohol.
Definitely a big difference... From past experience this dyno is a little conservative, but not that much...
I will let you know what the ET and MPH are when I finally get it all together and to the track, hopefully soon.