If any of you guys are interested in some great engine simulation software called Desktop Dyno 2003 with ProTools PM me and I will try and send you a copy. This software shows horsepower and torque readings and is great when comparing different mods eg. cams, exhaust setups, throttlebodies, nitrous, turbos, superchargers and head porting. With ProTools it can make thousands of different simulations and giving you either the best engine combination or the best 10 different combinations. You can get it to ask for either peak horsepower or torque, or a range of best horsepower or torque from 2000 rpm upwards to 11000 rpm. Horsepower ranges from 0 to 1000 HP and torque ranges from 0 to 1000 foot pounds.
The power and torque calculated is at the flywheel and after experimenting with the program and comparing it in real life the results are extreamely accurate if you put the correct figures into the simulator.
I also have another engine simulation software called Desktop Dyno 2000 with is the predecessor to Desktop Dyno 2003. Both of these programs are great and unbelieveable in coming up with the right engine combination BEFORE :thumbsup: you spend your hard earned cash on parts that may not give you the best power and/or torque that you are after.
I have done some simulations on just camshafts available from Crom Cams for the EcoTech V6 and have made some great gains in both power and torque just by playing around with the camshaft. You can also simulate on where the best place to dial in your cam and I have found as a general rule that the EcoTech wants the cam retarded by five degrees.
So if you are interested in either or both of these engine simulation software programs, please PM me.:thumbsup:
The power and torque calculated is at the flywheel and after experimenting with the program and comparing it in real life the results are extreamely accurate if you put the correct figures into the simulator.
I also have another engine simulation software called Desktop Dyno 2000 with is the predecessor to Desktop Dyno 2003. Both of these programs are great and unbelieveable in coming up with the right engine combination BEFORE :thumbsup: you spend your hard earned cash on parts that may not give you the best power and/or torque that you are after.
I have done some simulations on just camshafts available from Crom Cams for the EcoTech V6 and have made some great gains in both power and torque just by playing around with the camshaft. You can also simulate on where the best place to dial in your cam and I have found as a general rule that the EcoTech wants the cam retarded by five degrees.
So if you are interested in either or both of these engine simulation software programs, please PM me.:thumbsup: