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What gear do they run Dyno's in?
Hi Guys,
I spent a couple hours putting together an acceleration spreadsheet for our cars. So far my acceleration times are off when compared to stock specs. My input data was a run with a max hp of 280 and a max tq of 225. What gear would this have been in on a automatic on the dyno? Gear 7? or do they have a way to lockout gears when on the dyno. I know generally you want to use a 1:1. Also if a gear other than 5th was used do they scale the graph accordingly? The reason I ask is with the data I currently have and my calculations it is taking way to long to wined out 1st gear (5.47 seconds) and I am just trying to figure out where I went wrong. Thanks Mitch:tiphat: |
if its an 7AT it would be in 6th. :tiphat:
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I think it would depend on the dyno, as long as you take into account torque advantages (or disadvantages) you would get the same numbers.
Which is why I am wondering if they do scale it to a 1:1. |
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5th Gear 1:1
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7AT gear ratios:
1 - 4.924 2 - 3.194 3 - 2.043 4 - 1.412 5 - 1.000 6 - .862 7 - .771 |
I got it figured out. I mathematically calculated the acceleration for every gear with a 3.357 FD in a AT. On paper I have a 0-60 time of 4.1s not including shift time (so right around what you would expect). I also have a top speed of right around 162 mph which where the wind resistance overcomes the power.
This was all done with a 280 hp rear wheel dyno chart, so your typical stock car. I started making it yesterday to show the differences a change in the final drive will cause you both in acceleration and top speeds. I am going to tidy it up and then post it up. |
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I also charted out all the FD's with respect to gearing.
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I've had 1 dyno in 3rd gear, 2 dynos in 4th gear, and 1 attempted dyno in 5th gear. So my baseline/modded numbers don't match up at all. :mad:
That's why I wanna get a tune so they can take off the 155mph limit and I can actually do a full 5th gear run for accurate numbers. Also, don't they when they tune do the pulls in 4th gear? |
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