It's a lot of fun.Desk top dyno? Is it worth buying?
It's a lot of fun.Desk top dyno? Is it worth buying?
Hmm off to google I go , curious to see what it says for my comboIt's a lot of fun.
I have a old Dell laptop with Windows XP from 2002. The Dyno 2000 program won't even run on my new machines. I'll have to buy a new program one of these days when my old machine crashes.Hmm off to google I go , curious to see what it says for my combo
i found a free trial for their latest version.I have a old Dell laptop with Windows XP from 2002. The Dyno 2000 program won't even run on my new machines. I'll have to buy a new program one of these days when my old machine crashes.
Where did my neck go?
as per usual..Chris has the "are we there yet" look.

They got some this morning early and it was a good rain, still raining (Y)Morning gents, cold here this morning, 12 deg out they say we may hit 40. Sure makes to coffee taste good, or it that good to the last drop. Hope the people in Tennessee get some rain soon.
hopefully no downpours, downpours equal mudslides after fires like thatThey got some this morning early and it was a good rain, still raining (Y)
I thought he was happy to get some air cause your in there fartin.Chris has the "are we there yet" look.
hum.. knowing what mine is, I wonder if that software would get it...so with the comp XL285 my HP drops to just 483 but at 5500 HP peak but check out the torque: 499 @ 4500 rpms.
Send me your numbers, I'll run and seehum.. knowing what mine is, I wonder if that software would get it...
I doubt I have enough info right now to do that - not something I have at hand while at work ya know.. ?Send me your numbers, I'll run and see

I have my doubts - they are all essentially flat air dams - I am sure it is debatable, but I would think the 70-72 Dart was best aerodynamically... it looks lower to me, smaller bumper..@ScampMike i got to looking at that 74 beak, wonder if that's more aerodynamic than the straight,flat grilles, even if only slightly
could be, guess for the beak to affect it enough, itd have to be closed offI have my doubts - they are all essentially flat air dams - I am sure it is debatable, but I would think the 70-72 Dart was best aerodynamically... it looks lower to me, smaller bumper..
okI doubt I have enough info right now to do that - not something I have at hand while at work ya know.. ?
About as aerodynamic as a piece of plywood in the wind. Either one.I have my doubts - they are all essentially flat air dams - I am sure it is debatable, but I would think the 70-72 Dart was best aerodynamically... it looks lower to me, smaller bumper..
Shouldn't the air go through the grille? My grille is just an open plastic grid. As long as there is as much open space as face of radiator, it should not matter.I have my doubts - they are all essentially flat air dams - I am sure it is debatable, but I would think the 70-72 Dart was best aerodynamically... it looks lower to tme, smaller bumper..