Using Desktop Dyno to calculate VEs?
04-02-2004, 09:52 PM
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Car: '73 Chevy Blazer
Engine: BBC - 408
Transmission: SM465
Using Desktop Dyno to calculate VEs?
Will this work?
Using Desktop Dyno??
I am pretty sure I have all the correct numbers except KNOWING if my exhuast is considered large or small tube headers....
Just curious if this may help as a tuning tool...
thanks.
Using Desktop Dyno??
I am pretty sure I have all the correct numbers except KNOWING if my exhuast is considered large or small tube headers....
Just curious if this may help as a tuning tool...
thanks.
04-03-2004, 03:57 AM
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This has been covered heaps of times. Do a search with "desktop dyno" on the DIY PROM board and you'll get a heap of information. Then ask a specific question on one of the "Dyno" threads that's already going.
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