Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
That's great to hear Tim.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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nah. It's all good
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
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I see you posted a dynomation run. is that yours? if so, lets talk I've tried to model stock 340s and the curve shape wasn't matching the know real world tests.
Later. I've got to go do some work.
I see you posted a dynomation run. is that yours? if so, lets talk I've tried to model stock 340s and the curve shape wasn't matching the know real world tests.
Later. I've got to go do some work.
ive got desktop dyno as well if you want someone to run some comparative numbers
Yep Desktop dyno5 the stock stuff is pretty close.
2 gallons of American Lager brewing. Hope it's as good as the first batch was.
I really want to plant some hops this year
Just a quickie.
330 horse @ 5000 rpm sounds pretty close. Factory rated at 290 (or what ever) but we know that's a fib for the insurance company.
Thanks. No wonder i never went in there. I wouldnt follow the politics,and all news is old.
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
nah, they make up new news everyday!
Patches done. Now some primer and undercoating.
Its not very nice, but 6 hours is enough.
Its not very nice, but 6 hours is enough.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Are you calculating gross HP or net HP?
A customer at a restaurant dropped his spoon on the floor and the waiter was right there with another spoon that he pulled out of his apron... The customer asked how he had known that he would drop the spoon.... He explained that they had an outside consulting company come in and give suggestions to be more efficient and they found that 60% of the time when people drop silverware, it's the spoon so all waiters carry a spare spoon with them...
A little while later the customer notices a white string hanging out of the waiter's fly and asks why... He explained that it was also part of the efficiency expert's advice to tie a string around their privates so they don't touch themselves when going to the bathroom and therefore don't have to spend time washing their hands afterwards....
The customer then asked how he gets his junk back in his pants without touching himself... The waiter replies, "I don't know about the other guys, but I use the spoon"....
Gross I would imagine.
A customer at a restaurant dropped his spoon on the floor and the waiter was right there with another spoon that he pulled out of his apron... The customer asked how he had known that he would drop the spoon.... He explained that they had an outside consulting company come in and give suggestions to be more efficient and they found that 60% of the time when people drop silverware, it's the spoon so all waiters carry a spare spoon with them...
A little while later the customer notices a white string hanging out of the waiter's fly and asks why... He explained that it was also part of the efficiency expert's advice to tie a string around their privates so they don't touch themselves when going to the bathroom and therefore don't have to spend time washing their hands afterwards....
The customer then asked how he gets his junk back in his pants without touching himself... The waiter replies, "I don't know about the other guys, but I use the spoon"....
A customer at a restaurant dropped his spoon on the floor and the waiter was right there with another spoon that he pulled out of his apron... The customer asked how he had known that he would drop the spoon.... He explained that they had an outside consulting company come in and give suggestions to be more efficient and they found that 60% of the time when people drop silverware, it's the spoon so all waiters carry a spare spoon with them...
A little while later the customer notices a white string hanging out of the waiter's fly and asks why... He explained that it was also part of the efficiency expert's advice to tie a string around their privates so they don't touch themselves when going to the bathroom and therefore don't have to spend time washing their hands afterwards....
The customer then asked how he gets his junk back in his pants without touching himself... The waiter replies, "I don't know about the other guys, but I use the spoon"....
Uh oh I don't like to think about the chopsticks in Chinese restaurants now....
desktop dyno is all gross
And from a big guy!
I almost want to find religion now!
I almost want to find religion now!
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
That curve looks more the way I think it ought to.
I'm not as concerned about the actual number as the shape. Every model I've made the Hp increase is too quick and then the peak is too early. Yours like a peak around 5200 which is about right IMO.
I'll take some screen shots tonight, and maybe start a thread of its own. Maybe in the Gold section? Less chance of it getting derailed?
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
There's a couple of options, I think the basic default is gross SAE??
I'll check on that later too. I do recall there is rear wheel Hp option.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
That makes sense. So reduce the numbers TMM posted by 30% to get net engine HP at the flywheel. That makes his 330 HP number go down to 231 HP. Interestingly, that is very close to the published SAE net HP measurement made by Chrysler on the 340 engine which was 235 HP.
The original gross 275 HP rating Chrysler gave the 340 was intentionally underrated and was proven to be so once the SAE net measurements were published. If the engine really only had 275 gross HP, it would have gone down to 192 HP net.
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