COBB AP Dyno Accurate?

[midz97]

Just installed my Cobb AP and tried the dyno feature out to see what #'s it would throw out, I have not put my car on a real dyno so I have no ideas what I am actually pulling.
So set the vehicle weight to 3150lbs started the test in third at 2700 RPM and finished at 5700 and this is what it spit out.

299 hp @ 5500 RPM
340 torque @ 4300 RPM

seem high but just thought Someone may have Dyno data and AP data and would be able to vouch for accuracy.

Just seems like there are too many variables to get any sort of accurate reading from this.

[-cj-]

I think it's off... It isn't a very accurate tool. HP I can see if it's whp, but even then it's a little low given you're running with a test pipe and upgraded IC. What map are you running? Your torque is insane tho, esp if it were whp.

[spd frk]

I don't think the dyno tool is in any way reliable. There are just too many variables for it to take into account. Vehicle weight, tire diameter, wind, slope of the road, temperature, etc. etc. I would just hit a dyno for like $50 and find out. Just by way of comparison when I was running CAI, TIP, TBE, and the Stage 2+ 93octane map I dyno'd at 290WHP and 300WTQ.

[midz97]

I think it's off... It isn't a very accurate tool. HP I can see if it's whp, but even then it's a little low given you're running with a test pipe and upgraded IC. What map are you running? Your torque is insane tho, esp if it were whp.

Stage2+SF 93 v105 +TMIC

Just reading through all the help files in the ATR and trying to figure out how to read all the data properly so that maybe I can take a shot at tightening up the OTS map, there is just a load of values to play with.

will be hitting the dyno in a couple of weeks hopefully and will be able to get some good data logged and find out what I am actually putting down?

Will post the results when I get em.

[midz97]

http://i761.photobucket.com/albums/xx255/midz97/dynorunMarch17.jpg
so here are the actual numbershttp://i761.photobucket.com/albums/xx255/midz97/dynorunMarch17.jpg