Virtual Dyno ?

mweisdorfer · 05-11-2018, 02:59 PM

Hey, just wondering. I can't find any clear and precise directions on how to use the app on a tablet.

From what I gather you have do a pull in 3rd gear till redline?

IllSic_Design · 05-11-2018, 04:38 PM

You do not use virtual dyno to do the pull. You need to use MHD or some type of data logging program and do a pull(3rd gear 2500 to redline) and make a log. You then load the log into Virtual dyno.

Chris@VargasTurboTech · 05-13-2018, 08:54 PM

Take a log using your preferred tuning method (JB4, MHD, Cobb, etc.). You'll want at least throttle position and RPM logged, plus any other values you want to look into on your log. When actually taking the log, you got it; start at a low RPM ~2500ish, and keep it floored until redline. Then you import that log into VD, plus your car info/gear/etc, and it will spit out approx. how much power you made. Useful tool.

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IllSic_Design Colonel 2124 Rep 2,758 Posts Drives: 09 E92 335i Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Northern California iTrader: (1)	You do not use virtual dyno to do the pull. You need to use MHD or some type of data logging program and do a pull(3rd gear 2500 to redline) and make a log. You then load the log into Virtual dyno.
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Chris@VargasTurboTech Lieutenant Colonel 1935 Rep 1,532 Posts Drives: All Things TurboCharged Join Date: May 2016 Location: Bay Area iTrader: (0)	Take a log using your preferred tuning method (JB4, MHD, Cobb, etc.). You'll want at least throttle position and RPM logged, plus any other values you want to look into on your log. When actually taking the log, you got it; start at a low RPM ~2500ish, and keep it floored until redline. Then you import that log into VD, plus your car info/gear/etc, and it will spit out approx. how much power you made. Useful tool.
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