Desktop Dyno
Anyone else have it? Ive been playing around for a while, if anyone has files for honda engines let me know, casue i dont know all the specs like valve lift and intake cfm, duration, overlap, and all that. thanks.
I have it. I am somewhat disappointed with it though. There doesnt seem to be very many specs useful for Hondas. and without knowing all the precise details of the engine components, its almost useless. I thought it was strange that when you pull up the honda 4 cyl it defaults to a 1.9L.... I don't claim to know everything, but has Honda ever even made a 1.9??? I bet you could tune a chevy 350 on there easy.
The biggest problem with it is that you can't model for multi-profile cams (from a Honda VTEC perspective), and that the cylinder head profiles don't match Honda flow characteristics all that well. You also can't model valve stagger on multiple inlet and exhaust valve arrangements, but then again what did you expect from inexpensive and commercially available software? It's still pretty good at estimating peak numbers though, assuming you can input accurate data.
The biggest problem with it is that you can't model for multi-profile cams (from a Honda VTEC perspective), and that the cylinder head profiles don't match Honda flow characteristics all that well. You also can't model valve stagger on multiple inlet and exhaust valve arrangements, but then again what did you expect from inexpensive and commercially available software? It's still pretty good at estimating peak numbers though, assuming you can input accurate data.
just dont look at the dyno chart
its off like a ****
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haha, i downloaded this after seeing this post. im pretty dissapointed with it. i got a grip of chevy and ford specs. honda never made a 1.9
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