What gear should a car have most power in on dyno
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Manual or Auto? the most efficent gear in a trans is 1 to 1 the imput shaft is locked to main shaft when you run a M6 car in a OD your pulling two sets of gears in the trans, imput and OD set.. when we could run OD's in our race trucks (stupid NASCAR) we would lose 20 to 25 to the wheels on the chassis dyno
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My first run for the A4 was in 2nd. The curve was close hp wise different tq number. After putting it into 3rd there was a 1:1 ratio and it dynoed more accurately. I tried to get both runs on the same dyno to compare.
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I'm having a problem with this in my automatic (2002)... When I had my car dynoed, I put it to 3 (as opposed to 1, 2 or D). The guy told me to hold it at 2000 RPM and floor it when he started recording. The thing is, my car shifts from 3rd to 2nd when I floor it. I feel it, and it shows up as a huge gap in the graph. I don't have a hand held programmer or some tuning software, neither does the dyno operator. How would I get around this gear change?
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Originally Posted by Somebody09
I'm having a problem with this in my automatic (2002)... When I had my car dynoed, I put it to 3 (as opposed to 1, 2 or D). The guy told me to hold it at 2000 RPM and floor it when he started recording. The thing is, my car shifts from 3rd to 2nd when I floor it. I feel it, and it shows up as a huge gap in the graph. I don't have a hand held programmer or some tuning software, neither does the dyno operator. How would I get around this gear change?
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somebody
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Originally Posted by Somebody09
I'm having a problem with this in my automatic (2002)... When I had my car dynoed, I put it to 3 (as opposed to 1, 2 or D). The guy told me to hold it at 2000 RPM and floor it when he started recording. The thing is, my car shifts from 3rd to 2nd when I floor it. I feel it, and it shows up as a huge gap in the graph. I don't have a hand held programmer or some tuning software, neither does the dyno operator. How would I get around this gear change?
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somebody
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Originally Posted by Somebody09
I'm having a problem with this in my automatic (2002)... When I had my car dynoed, I put it to 3 (as opposed to 1, 2 or D). The guy told me to hold it at 2000 RPM and floor it when he started recording. The thing is, my car shifts from 3rd to 2nd when I floor it. I feel it, and it shows up as a huge gap in the graph. I don't have a hand held programmer or some tuning software, neither does the dyno operator. How would I get around this gear change?
Thanks,
somebody
Thanks,
somebody