335is virtual dyno setup?

MSully96 · 06-01-2018, 09:12 AM

What settings on virtual dyno are my fellow 335is owners using for the most “accurate” results? I know to set smoothing to 5 but what else? What car do you select since it doesn’t have a 335is option on the profile drop down?

BaaQaf · 06-01-2018, 06:18 PM

Go here click on Full Specs http://www.automobile-catalog.com/ca...5is_coupe.html

You have to fill the car specs that are required in VT

Correct wheel size and and tire profile is vital

You have to also include your weight (separate box from vehicle weight) make sure the car has at least near a full tank of gas.

Correct final drive ratio is vital

The road your on MUST BE FLAT. The start to finish slope has to have less than 0.999% variance. This and tire size is what promotes folklore numbers in virtual dyno.

The most difficult one is running the car on a good slope that has less than a 0.999% variance which is humanly impossible to perceive and determine.

The road must be known and verified by those whom have used performance monitors like V-Box and Draggy etc that measure slope unless you get one yourself.

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BaaQaf Lieutenant 253 Rep 416 Posts Drives: 2012 E89 Z4 35i M Sport Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: ((((((( BQ ))))))) iTrader: (0)	Go here click on Full Specs http://www.automobile-catalog.com/ca...5is_coupe.html You have to fill the car specs that are required in VT Correct wheel size and and tire profile is vital You have to also include your weight (separate box from vehicle weight) make sure the car has at least near a full tank of gas. Correct final drive ratio is vital The road your on MUST BE FLAT. The start to finish slope has to have less than 0.999% variance. This and tire size is what promotes folklore numbers in virtual dyno. The most difficult one is running the car on a good slope that has less than a 0.999% variance which is humanly impossible to perceive and determine. The road must be known and verified by those whom have used performance monitors like V-Box and Draggy etc that measure slope unless you get one yourself.
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