Virtual Dyno, Logging, How To | Wheel horsepower!!

[@deigobams3]

I miss my speed3. 08 Sport Silver. Cobb stage2 OTS was 287/347 on a Mustang. Most fun car ive ever owned

[@elmagnoon2]

The only 2 values from logs Virtual Dyno cares about are RPM and time.

[@justanotherspeed]

how do you download virtual dyno? i tried it on mac but it wont open

[@BuildinProgress]

I don’t believe it’s available for mac unfortunately

[@justanotherspeed]

thanks thats good to know. i tried log dyno and put in my data log but it seems like its unaccurate.

[@BuildinProgress]

Yea I’m not sure on that one. I know virtual dyno has been known to be good for years now

[@IVIRnathanreilly]

Is the datalogger you use universal?

[@BuildinProgress]

The logging in this video was done with a cobb access port. It is not universal

[@sohankghosh]

Good stuff tom!

[@BuildinProgress]

Thanks buddy! I feel like there’s many out there who could use this.

[@JuniorMason]

Tried it and mine read 800+ whp LOL LOL. I can tell you that I am not making no where near that power

[@BuildinProgress]

Lol. Did you make sure you have the correct gear selected in vdyno for the gear you logged in? If you take a 3rd gear log and put it as 4th it’ll read crazy high. Either that or your log was very down hill lol

[@JuniorMason]

@@BuildinProgress yup placed it in the correct gear etc etc and the road I used was relatively flat

[@BuildinProgress]

Oh well that’s very interesting lol. Only other thing that can mess it up is if the wheel/tire size is way off or the correction factory settings. Or if you have the weight way off also lol. Very interesting though it sounds like you did it correctly. Try other logs?

[@JuniorMason]

@@BuildinProgress yup tried other logs. The highest I saw was 1400whp

[@BuildinProgress]

@@JuniorMason wow. That’s wild for sure. Somethings wrong there haha