How accurate is Data Log Lab??
03-19-2008, 12:22 PM
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DLL is best for tuning, as y8s has pointed out. Used correctly, it's consisent. The absolute numbers are going to be a little different and I can certainly understand how the shape of the curve might change compared to a chassis dyno. Look at it as a tuning tool and it's a good one.
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03-19-2008, 01:49 PM
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hey thanks for reminding me. i took a quick screen cap of a log done on a dyno to compare to the dyno(jet)'s output. I spent 30 seconds getting the peak power to the same value*.
DLL:
Dynojet:
*Just noticed a MINOR error though. I used the 8psi DLL graph at the 10 psi power level. You can mentally correct for that.
PS never listen to the muscle car guys fuel tuning advice. I did that for run 4 after increasing boost ~2psi.
PPS the difference between run 1 and 2 is letting the hydra autotune. note the fuel curves!
PPPS here is the screen cap of the data portion of the datalog:
Matt
DLL:
Dynojet:
*Just noticed a MINOR error though. I used the 8psi DLL graph at the 10 psi power level. You can mentally correct for that.
PS never listen to the muscle car guys fuel tuning advice. I did that for run 4 after increasing boost ~2psi.
PPS the difference between run 1 and 2 is letting the hydra autotune. note the fuel curves!
PPPS here is the screen cap of the data portion of the datalog:
Matt
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