Lessk
05-10-2009, 12:45 PM
I know a lot of you probably fiddle around with Desktop Dyno software. I was hoping we could get a little thread going on for resources.
If you have any good website links post them up. Also if you have any cam, head, or engine profiles that will help people out.
Some examples of engines you've designed in the program could help other people design their own more efficiently. That would be fun for me personally.
Also, as this is a pro-touring site, any ideas on a better performing engine setup for track use would be great as well. Such as what kind of numbers to go for. Low, mid, or high torque or horsepower. High RPM engine or low RPM is better? etc.
Thanks! :thumbsup:
I'll start with a good resource for cam files: Click Here (http://www.smokemup.com/utils/cams.php)
And here are some more and head files: Click Here (http://chevyasylum.com/dyno2000/)
Also make sure to double check some of the head flow profiles. If they look impossible or rounded numbers avoid them, I've found some.
If you have any good website links post them up. Also if you have any cam, head, or engine profiles that will help people out.
Some examples of engines you've designed in the program could help other people design their own more efficiently. That would be fun for me personally.
Also, as this is a pro-touring site, any ideas on a better performing engine setup for track use would be great as well. Such as what kind of numbers to go for. Low, mid, or high torque or horsepower. High RPM engine or low RPM is better? etc.
Thanks! :thumbsup:
I'll start with a good resource for cam files: Click Here (http://www.smokemup.com/utils/cams.php)
And here are some more and head files: Click Here (http://chevyasylum.com/dyno2000/)
Also make sure to double check some of the head flow profiles. If they look impossible or rounded numbers avoid them, I've found some.