Just a quick question, looking at the dyno sheet, how come the power curve (especially the red one) is so jaggered ???

Not trying to start an argument here, but I was always under the impression that the smoother it is the better it is ????

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Dean,

It may be that the smoothing software setting was not turned on.

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LOL Brian,

Your pulling my leg right.....Smoothing Software ????

LOL

Just a quick question, looking at the dyno sheet, how come the power curve (especially the red one) is so jaggered ???

Not trying to start an argument here, but I was always under the impression that the smoother it is the better it is ????

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Does'nt matter times back up dyno sheets or in some cases dyno sheets dont back up times

Just a quick question, looking at the dyno sheet, how come the power curve (especially the red one) is so jaggered ???

Not trying to start an argument here, but I was always under the impression that the smoother it is the better it is ????

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Does'nt matter times back up dyno sheets or in some cases dyno sheets dont back up times

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Take a breath mate, I am only asking because I dont know, and id like to get a better understanding as to why the line is so jaggered. Last time I've seen a line like this was when I removed my cat on my standard car and the boost was spiking.....not to stir the pot as you like to do......

Drag times aren't the end of the world, and im sure you'd find that some people will gladly back up their dyno sheets when they are lined up next to you

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Just a quick question, looking at the dyno sheet, how come the power curve (especially the red one) is so jaggered ???

Not trying to start an argument here, but I was always under the impression that the smoother it is the better it is ????

Dean,

It may be that the smoothing software setting was not turned on.

LOL Brian,

Your pulling my leg right.....Smoothing Software ????

LOL

I'll agree with Brian here. Alot of dyno's have 'Smoothing Correction' to make the curve look a bit 'cleaner'. If it was turned off all charts would have those jagged lines.

I believe it can be a variable as well? Lots of jags, only the big peaks...or super smooth?

Lumpy

Just a quick question, looking at the dyno sheet, how come the power curve (especially the red one) is so jaggered ???

Not trying to start an argument here, but I was always under the impression that the smoother it is the better it is ????

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Dean,

It may be that the smoothing software setting was not turned on.

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LOL Brian,

Your pulling my leg right.....Smoothing Software ????

LOL

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I'll agree with Brian here. Alot of dyno's have 'Smoothing Correction' to make the curve look a bit 'cleaner'. If it was turned off all charts would have those jagged lines.

I believe it can be a variable as well? Lots of jags, only the big peaks...or super smooth?

Lumpy

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Ok, my bad, to be honest I thought Brian was pulling my leg......Interesting, I never knew dynos had correction smoothing etc !!

Just a quick question, looking at the dyno sheet, how come the power curve (especially the red one) is so jaggered ???

Not trying to start an argument here, but I was always under the impression that the smoother it is the better it is ????

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Dean,

It may be that the smoothing software setting was not turned on.

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LOL Brian,

Your pulling my leg right.....Smoothing Software ????

LOL

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Yes; smoothing correction; I've seen with and without.

Without the smoothing it looks very jagged, and smoothing makes iy look very good.

TYpe "dyno smoothing" in google and you'll see what I mean.

Brian

Just a quick question, looking at the dyno sheet, how come the power curve (especially the red one) is so jaggered ???

Not trying to start an argument here, but I was always under the impression that the smoother it is the better it is ????

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Dean,

It may be that the smoothing software setting was not turned on.

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LOL Brian,

Your pulling my leg right.....Smoothing Software ????

LOL

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Yes; smoothing correction; I've seen with and without.

Without the smoothing it looks very jagged, and smoothing makes iy look very good.

TYpe "dyno smoothing" in google and you'll see what I mean.

Brian

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Learn something new every day.....Thanks mate.

So is it possible to get a smooth line without using smoothing ???

Great work geea.... it will be interesting to see wat time u will pull??

keep us posted whenever u run it

Muzza

Great work geea.... it will be interesting to see wat time u will pull??

keep us posted whenever u run it

Muzza

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Everytime I drive the car I get a smile I can't remove. I'm hoping to go racing on the 7th of April. The only thing I'll be changing from full street trim is the rear tyres as I cant afford to shread $850 PS2's. (Oh and the MT's will help alot too. )

Geea.

Do you have a built bottom end on that car? be interesting to see what times you manage with that power. I'm guessing the car is an AUto

Yes he does, some other schlepp member payed for it