Dyno App
#1
Dyno App
I just bought the Bosch Light 'Em Up app for my iPhone. I'm going to use it tomorrow. Just seeing if anyone else has it or knows anything about it.
It was only $5 to get hp, timed distances and g's. The free one only gives you 0-60 which I have used (on my stock 82 GS I was getting avg 9.5 sec for 0-60 mph).
Let me know your input.
It was only $5 to get hp, timed distances and g's. The free one only gives you 0-60 which I have used (on my stock 82 GS I was getting avg 9.5 sec for 0-60 mph).
Let me know your input.
#2
Well I tried it out. I stopped on an interstate shoulder and when an opening occurred, I gassed it. The results seem reasonable. Keep in mind that the road wasn't completely flat/straight and I had to deal with other cars. The one result shows a drop at the end...I caught up to the car in front of me.
#6
The car is a 12a, nothing removed, stock exhaust. The weight I entered was 2450 lbs and a drivetrain loss of 20% (not sure on that number). Not that the car is a numbers monster, it is still pretty cool to know them. I'm going to try and find a nice stretch of road around here that isn't crowded and not pot hole ridden to get a couple of more accurate runs.
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i remember we messed around with this app back when the rex was running.(ha everyone on here remembers the day when their rex ran haha) and it was really close to accurate. the times and numbers it gave me were all right within what the car was posed to do. i was pretty surprised
#12
Its a bit optimistic for the setup you have. Stock, new the 12a was
105 hp at the crank. You rwhp should be around 85ish. no more than
90. You cars now much older and probably is a bit lower on hp.
So its still a nifty tool for tuning against a baseline because it should be
pretty consistent even if its little off. Dynos' have the same issue as
well a lot of times.
105 hp at the crank. You rwhp should be around 85ish. no more than
90. You cars now much older and probably is a bit lower on hp.
So its still a nifty tool for tuning against a baseline because it should be
pretty consistent even if its little off. Dynos' have the same issue as
well a lot of times.
#14
I just bought this app as well and tried it out in my little brothers 05 cobalt ss and he's had his car dynoed before at about 240 and the app said a peak of 225. That's not bad for only $5. Just be sure to recalibrate the sensors before each use. That way it's most accurate. It's fairly accurate so I say go for it. I mean, for $5 you can expect it to be 100%. Plus who doesn't like to do a nice 0-60 pull.
#16
You don't plug it in to anything. you set it in a position that doesn't let it move, enter the approximate total weight of the vehicle and driver/passengers/cargo, and you start the test. It uses the accelerometers and the information you entered to calculate the approximate speed and power.
#19
My droid is connected to gps all the time whether your on wifi or any kind of internet. I have an app called street race that was free and does everything u have minus the horsepower. Its really accurate as is says my rx7 runs 15.9 to 16.1 consistantly.. and at the track I ran a 15.98 at 84 mph.. pretty dang close
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