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Old 03-23-05, 05:45 PM
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http://www.bahntech.com/products/Aut...horsepower.asp

BahnTech’s AutoDyno Performance Meter is the first to combine Dynamometer, Performance, and Tuning functions into one unit. AutoDyno is a full-featured dyno graphing up to nine horsepower and torque runs simultaneously. Performance data is also collected including 0-60 Times, ¼ Mile Times, Passing Speeds, Braking Distance, and Acceleration GForce. AutoDyno is also an advanced tuning tool featuring up to four 0-15v data collection channels sampling 100 times a second. These channels can be used to record Wide Band O2, MAF, Throttle Position, MAP, Boost, or other vehicle sensor data.
Your vehicles performance is only as good as the tools used to create it. AutoDyno is a must-have tool for the serious tuner.
BahnTech's $159 Auto Dyno includes everything you need to collect Horsepower and Torque dyno data on your vehicle. If you need a low cost high quality dyno or Dynamometer for your automobile you choice is simple: Auto Dyno is the worlds most inexpensive Dynamometer (Dyno) and is still packed with features you would expect from units costing thousands of dollars. Features including Graphing of Horsepower and Torque, Speed. RPM, G Force, Distance and up to 4 [0-15v] analog inputs. The Auto Dyno has 4 inputs to log data during your Horsepower run including Throttle Position, Mass Air Flow, O2 Sensors, etc. Read more about Auto Dyno here
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Sounds pretty cool.

Now as long as everyone is using the same tool to measure their performance, then the data will be consistent. I can see some people questioning the accuracy of the HP / TQ numbers, compared to those recorded from a standard dyno. It's all perception though.

How accurate do they say the dyno numbers are compared to a real dyno?

I'm thinking the 1/4 mile will probably have faster recorded times then actual strip timers, since the driver reaction time is not factored into the ET.

Sounds great for tuning needs though.
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wow it kind of requires that you know a bit about your car though. i.e. im not exactly informed on what the drag coefficient of my car is. sounds great for a real gadget junky though kind of want something like this.
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