[clivehuggins]

Just downloaded this app for my i Touch. What a cool toy, but am also concerned about the ipod taking collateral damage! Certainly not expecting it to replace a full dyno but for $15 what do you expect. Will post the data when I've found a suitable road.

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[94'968]

i ended up just putting the drive train loss at 0% because it says to do that to get power at the wheels. i included all weight in the car (including my massive speaker set up :/) did a couple runs today... heres the read out:



0-60: 6.67s (i dont know how to launch though, any tips?!)

0-100: 13.73s

1/4 mi: 14.74 @ 102.3 mph

max acceleration: 0.92 G's

peak horse power: 269 @ the wheels



mods:



rs barn stage 1 chip

rs barn cat back

airbox mod

the heads been milled down... MORE COMPRESSION!!!

4 way valve job

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[94'968]

heres some good vids on it:



http://videos.streetfire.net/video/iPhone-...ideo_174587.htm



http://videos.streetfire.net/video/iPhone-...More_175854.htm

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[flash]

269 at the wheels is pretty high



what weight did you input?



the g-tech says to start with the gross weight and subtract for missing passenger - this software says to just input a weight - this is a critical component for accuracy though



starting with 3086 curb weight (add 66lbs for a tip), it should be about 3275lbs for a manual hatchback, and about 3430 for a standard cab - this presumes a full tank of fuel, a driver of 150lbs (add or subtract as needed), and about 40lbs of junk in the car - this figure may actually be very low though, as i have seen 75 lbs of junk stuffed into the cubbies and tire area - big speaker boxes get heavy too



and don't forget aftermarket tires and wheels are usually heavier than stock - add that in too



i'm looking forward to playing with this thing this week myself, and comparing it to the g-tech - just haven't had time yet

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