What computer based Dyno programs are the best?
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What computer based Dyno programs are the best?
I was looking at purchasing a "Desktop Dyno" kind of program and was wondering which ones are worth the money? Anyones to avoid?
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Engine Analyzer is a little better program. It has many more parameters you can change and set. It also is a little more accurate then DD, giving results comparable to a real dyno.
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Ive used both, and like ME said, Engine Analyzer is a bit more accurate. But still, as said above, nothing compares to the rea deal.
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I think I saw EA in Jeg's last week when I was thumbing through the magazine. May be wrong though. It's gonna run ya about $100 for it though...
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