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1. 56 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Compression 15 against Intake Valve Closing Y Axis for a mixed f T 348 157 _ _ T S CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 57 Graph Cranking Compression Pressure Y axis against Intake Valve Closing X Axis for a mixed ESL ld LLL E See ERN RRT ETETE E a 7 lis E AS LI el TTZ A V I T aas sd i Bii Rod glh 5 iba N F EN EB BP 77 d _ _ _ 7 58 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises This Graph shows cylinder pressure drop from piston travel with no heat loss EVO Peak pressure is at 10 the green line has 1100 PSI and 13 5 1 CR The red line has 1000 PSI and 10 5 1 CR CR LL Macs Nu LIN Lagi HAHH HIH IH Har See Sees H CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 59 MPH Horsepower Calculator 60 Foot Vehicle Details 1 4 Speed 132 453 455
2. 99 106 106 104 103 103 100 101 103 5300 521 9 51 2 70 0 251 50 4820 521 8 517 1 169 9 1 0003 12 93 710 0 104 6 5400 532 8 518 2 170 3 252 30 4740 53243 517 7 170 1 1 0010 13 02 717 0 103 7 5500 536 0 511 8 168 2 259 10 4830 536 4 512 3 168 3 9991 3 06 739 0 104 9 5600 529 6 496 7 163 2 251 90 4760 529 2 496 3 163 1 1 0008 3 64 750 0 104 6 5700 522 7 481 6 158 3 255 00 4880 52245 481 5 158 2 1 0003 14 17 789 0 108 1 5800 530 2 480 1 157 8 258 60 4880 529 9 479 8 157 7 1 0005 13 65 771 0 103 8 5900 526 8 468 9 154 1 254 50 4830 526 9 469 0 154 1 9997 13 78 766 0 101 4 6000 520 6 455 7 49 8 253 10 4860 520 8 455 9 149 8 9997 4 01 774 0 100 7 4800 485 1 534 8 Toat 222 40 4575 485 1 534 7 175 7 13 28 647 0 105 1 MIN 3600 354 5 455 7 149 8 172 30 4170 354 8 455 9 149 8 11 59 447 0 96 9 6000 536 0 572 4 188 1 259 10 4980 536 4 971 7 187 9 14 17 789 0 112 7 Average based on 25 points NOTE f Nitrous Box is checked this will let the User have different HP levels of Nitrous Stage 1 will be shown in the Graphing of HP and Torque Stages will be used in the acceleration calculations 1 Set Trans Gear to 9 for any Trans based Stages you will not use and set Nitrous Start Time to 9999 for any Time based Stages you will not be using 2 If you want a given Stage to start at the beginning of a Trans Gear set Nitrous RPM
3. Graph ji Torque 510 0 4628 0 Red Line Magenta TEE Hl B 5000 56 7400 _ 8000 lt RPM Blue Line Dark Dark Gra Dark Dark Hed 4400 0 5120 0 53360 7 5600 0 65120 68000 User Drawn Graphics The Green line is the Torque curve and the Yellow line is the Horse Power curve from data extracted from a dyn file There is a sample file included called graph prm User Commands Note commands maybe in either upper or lower case Overlay If used the overlay keyword MUST be the first line in the parameter file it means to plot these points without cleaning the graph screen Grid x 1 18 This will set the number of grid line on the X Axis to 18 the default is 10 Grid y 1 14 This will set the number of grid line on the Y Axis to 14 the default is 10 Xlow 0 This is the lowest x value which will show on the graph Xhigh 10500 This is the highest x value which will show on the graph 1 0 This is the lowest y value which will show on the graph Yhigh 550 This is the highest y value which will show on the graph These will be ignored if you use the overlay parameter They are also used to calculate the x and y display numbers Reset sets the current position on the graph to xlow ylow Color red sets the current drawing color which can have a value of white black green blue cyan magenta yellow
4. LA a vede 1 pet u m gt 2 7 p T 6500 7700 CON tt eT ASil BENE 92 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Calculate Port Time Area in milliseconds in cm 2 and cm 2 cc for each user supplied lift and duration numbers bore stroke intake valve size exhaust valve size and RPM m Fuel Exhaust Calculator Valve Cam Details Intake Valve Lift Duration Time Port Time Port Valve Lift Duration Time Port Time Port reacm 2 Area Area cm 2 Area Bore Stroke 1 6500 Rod Lenght Degrees Intake Centerline User DC 7 Discharge 05 CARFOR Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 93 Port Time Area Intake Rocker Valve and Throat Sizing RockerAim 15 Ratio Intake Valve Size 202 Intake Lash 0 024 Intake Valve Stem 635 e Degrees BTDC Diameter 0 3415 mud Intake Open Intake Throat CSA 0 91 Jim Rocker Arm 15 atio Number of Intake 1 Valves Exhaust Valve Size 1 Exhaust Valve Stem Diameter 0 3415 Exhaust Throat CSA 0 91 Number of Exhaust EU X Valves 1 CSA CSA in Valve Size C Inches Done Only used by the Analyze Flow Data Form Sq In Intake Port MCSA 00 Exhaust Lash 0 03 Degrees 3400 Exhaust Set
5. cotter LNA T AAN TAATA T ee i A ge 108 Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Intake and Exhaust Valve Lift Plus LSA Increased by 4 degrees and Cam Advance 4 degrees NOTE that both Intake Lift curves are in the same place kA Eee Nzzrc LLLI Sol beach CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 109 Intake Green Exhaust Red Plus Valve Vertical Intake Blue Exhaust Cyan Plus Piston Travel Dark Green and Piston Travel with Valve Clearance TDC Dark Brown Note how the you can see no intake valve to piston clearance but when using the Exhaust vertical valve lift you have some clearance This really needs to be done twice once using the Intake valve clearance to check the Intake and the other time using the Exhaust valve clearance to check the Exhaust You can also advance or retard the cam to see what happens to the clearances While this software produced this image it has been cropped to fit on this page N 1 Rw ee Xl
6. BERE Em 106 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises ve Lift and Piston T o ipaa NI D LT T b ATTA E THONG B N AAAA N APUAN A Verti al Valve Lift ravel aled 0 5 EZLTSSUTMM ENARRARE AA LETT ET AIA LE LLLLLELLLE LLLLELLELLEN ELLLLLLELELE ss sl cl sol zol stb cl CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 107 Valve Lift and Piston T el Plus Cam Adv ed 6 degr nd Retarded 6 degrees ke edat oie Vade Vae AV t Alfio 1 1 7 Valve 8 0 WA MEER TIS eee MEN 4 12 Vas hael Manene AAAA PER TTT LUE SPR i IAI ttt Tt ttt AAT ANE TET TT TT TAT o2opo0b0ch 6014011204100 60 46 20 0 20 Nal 2 8480 E haus ed e Lift and Piston Travel LSA In ed 4 degr nd LSA Decreased 4 degrees TIL 265 Vane Oe ducc
7. 640 740 220 553 553 692 800 831 970 109 248 380 386 525 664 803 942 m w BWW WW WW WW WW Ww 7344 7771 9868 1405 3955 4606 5102 5243 5868 6482 7085 7655 7681 8278 8874 9470 0066 57 83 171 176 180 181 185 190 195 199 199 756 209 801 219 204 214 464 60 73 000 211 679 798 429 030 064 726 413 126 674 890 726 981 915 915 873 000 000 850 862 865 881 897 912 915 915 915 915 915 915 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 135 Horse Power Rear Wheel Prediction Chart using either MPH or RPM and Times from Parameter File also Coefficient of Drag Frontal Area Tire Rolling Resistance Tire Growth Tire Diameter Vehicle Weight with Driver Trans Gear I have use data collected using the data logging function of a SCT Xcalibrator 2 The acceleration data needs to all be collected from a single transmission gear Excessive tire spin will result in a false lower HP calculation for that period of time RPM range This is a Display of the Raw Data Input and Calculated Output Rear Aero Rolling Rear 1 Time Rate RPM MPH Velocity Wheel dynamic Resist Elapsed Horse ration Differ RPM ft sec Torque Drag HP HP Time Power G s ential Sec 2207 0 25 922 38 020 0
8. Engine Size 598 0 ci Fuel UnCorr UnCorr UnCorr Correct RPM Horse Torque BMEP lb hr BSFC HP Torque BMEP Factor 5000 666 4 700 0 176 5 5500 754 0 720 0 181 6 6000 856 8 750 0 189 1 6500 965 3 780 0 196 7 7000 1079 6 810 0 204 3 7500 1199 5 840 0 211 8 8000 1249 0 820 0 206 8 8500 1319 0 815 0 205 5 9000 1336 6 780 0 196 7 9500 1333 1 737 0 185 9 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 127 10000 1304 3 685 0 172 7 AVG 7500 1096 7 767 0 193 4 5000 666 4 685 0 172 7 MAX 10000 1336 6 840 0 211 8 Average based on 11 points Engine Size 564 9466 ci Bore 4 335 Stroke 4 25 Rod Length 6 4 Cubic Inches 501 8188 Dyno BP 30 07 Dyno VP 0 46 Dyno Temp 73 0 Data for Acceleration Top speed calculator The following parameters must be in Ascending Order by RPM E RPM Torque Fuel BSFC P lb hr Ratio Acceleration 4500 567 5 217 6 0 46 13 2 Acceleration 4600 577 2 234 5 0 48 12 6 Acceleration 4700 584 5 233 2 0 46 13 0 Acceleration 4800 584 2 244 5 0 47 12 8 Acceleration 4900 583 8 238 6 0 45 13 4 Acceleration 5000 591 1 246 8 0 45 13 4 Acceleration 5100 593 7 251 9 0 45 13 4 Acceleration 5200 595 1 270 4 0 47 12 9 Acceleration 5300 587 2 271 1 0 47 13 0 Acceleration 5400 582 6 279 1 0 48 13 0 Acceleration 5500 579 6 281 8 0 48 13 1 Acceleration 5600 578 9 294 6 0 49 12 9 Acceleration 5700 5
9. UN MA LL NL LAM LL EL LL _ UNE T LL LLL dL LN _ MAL T LLL LLL _ LAM LE LL UNT LL VA LM tT LI IAA et EA MAL _ LII 24664 702 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 73 Graph Velocity and Acceleration X INL LL LLL A LUE E LL LUE IL ANE _ A _ C LL LL _ _ DULL EE I 78 74 Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises HHE CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 75 LOBE SEPARATION ANGLE INTAKE EXHAUST OPENS OVERLAP CLOSES EXHAUST INTAKE CL CL INTAKE EXHAUST CLOSES OPENS World Wide Enterprises c 76 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Air Fuel Exhaust Calculator Fuel Flow Details Carb Size Carb Size w BP Estim Airflow Estim Airflow Estim Airflow Estimate HP Estimate HP Estimate HP Engine Size Carb Size 650 Carb Size 901 Volumetric Hace RPM 6500 Efficiency 0 85 Mass Air Flow Number of Inlet 59 0
10. gt 2 es E 110 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises This shows Curtain area velocity Green Intake Red Exhaust Throat area velocity Blue Intake Cyan Exhaust Min CSA velocity Magenta Intake Dark Green Exhaust and Piston Velocity Dark Red Intake Dark Blue Exhaust and Throat Sizing Intake Valve Size 2 055 Intake Valve Stem 0 3415 Diameter a M Intake Throat CSA 141 Number of Intake 1 Exhaust Valve Size 1 600 Exhaust Valve Stem 0 3415 Diameter Intake Exhaust Exhaust Throat CSA 0 91 Valve Lift Flow amp Valve Lift Flow Number of Exhaust EE Test Pressure Test Pressure Valves 1 0 2 131 0 0 2 116 0 CSA of CSAinSq Diameter Inches 33 1 182 98 Valve Size 04 7 2300 04 1940 15 2500 7838 225 Only used by the Analyze Flow Data Form Sq In 5 BEAN C e BEAN Intake Port MCSA 37 BEAN 07 Exhaust Port MCSA 1 5 pu LLL LL LL tte NUT IDEE UN CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 111 Air Fuel Exhaust Calculator Air Fuel Flow Details Engine Size 326 7256 RPM 6500 Horsepower 550 Pe MEN Air Fuel Ratio Comp Ratio 13 59405 Calculate Intake and Get Valve Size Valve Carb Size Volumetric
11. 21 Generate Blower Turbo Flow Map Driven by Boost Pressure and Density Ratio Engine Size Volumetric Efficiency Temperature Blower Efficiency and Pressure Calculate Intercooler Outlet Temperature from Intercooler Efficiency Intercooler Inlet Temperature and Air Temperature Generate Blower Turbo Flow Map Driven by Boost Pressure and Density Ratio Engine Size Volumetric Efficiency Temperature Blower Efficiency Pressure Intercooler Outlet Temperature and Intercooler Pressure Loss Blower O using Barometric using Barometric utlet Calculate System Density Ratio from Intercooler Density Ratio and Blower Density Ratio NOTE Use compressor maps to find the turbo s best suited to the airflow CFM and pressure ratios Notes When adding a Blower to a Naturally Aspirated engine use an Old Density Ratio of 1 This uses a constant Density Ratio which will not be true in real testing Graph HP and Torque Y Axis also New HP and Torque Using Old and New Density Ratio s RPM X axis tte fi LA LS DNI RA 111 7 3480 3900 4740 6000 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 63 Generate Blower Turbo Flow Map Driven by Boost Pressure and Density Ratio using Engine Size Volumetric Efficiency Temperature Blower Efficiency and Barometric Pressure Eng
12. 3 Formula Ford 1 You might go high as these with experienced drivers F Atlantic 3 5 1 high end of range on ovals CART IRL Ovals 4 6 1 FF 1 75 2 1 FC 2 3 1 2 2 1 Then using the above paragraph static roll stiffness set the bars and springs for the rear springs and bars Wedge static roll stiffness and dynamic roll stiffness and roll moment arm together determine the weight on each of the tire contact patches as the car corners Static wedge is determined by static weight distribution and setup adjustments to add weight to one corner Roll stiffness is determined by springs bars and the moment arm the roll center to the center of mass of the car Dynamic roll stiffness will add or subtract from the corner weight during roll or de roll and is controlled by the actions of the shocks Dynamic roll couple will vary the weight on each of the tire patches as the car rolls or de rolls In the middle of the corner the shocks job is to maintain a smooth pressure on the tire patch and will not affect over or understeer You could look at shocks operating in two modes First is the roll stiffness added during roll and deroll Second is the shock trying to maintain an even load on the tire patch during steady state cornering 158 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Adding wedge is defined as greater inside weight at rear This causes more understeer less over
13. g d sq A a 8 s e ll ede nla Produced using cam files C3 CMM and C300 260 l N The Green line from a CMM file produced using a 330 000 Duration and 430 max lift with the Cycloidal option The Blue line is the same CMM file advanced 15 degrees The Magenta line a CMM file produced using a 300 000 Duration with the Asymmetric Box checked and 360 Asymmetric 000 Duration and 430 max lift with the Cycloidal option While this curve has the same opening and closing points as the Green line it has the centerline as the Blue line 174 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Using 450 max lift What 000 lift duration is needed to product 280 degrees 0 050 lift for each different type Note all are displayed using a 110 ICL Polynomial 7th Degree 391 5 86 25 Cam Lift Opens Closes Duration Deg BTDC Deg ABDC Area 0 00600 56 09 96 59 332 68 44 34 0 01000 51 42 91 92 323 34 44 31 0 02000 43 67 84 17 307 83 44 19 0 04000 33 70 74 20 287 90 43 90 0 05000 29 86 70 36 280 22 43 72 0 10000 15 05 55365 250 80 42 61 0 15000 3 66 44 16 227 82 41 23 0 20000 6 64 33 86 207 22 39 50 0 25000 16 61 23 89 187 28 37 27 0 30000 26 91 13 59 166 69 34 24 0 35000 38 40 2 10 143 70 30 65 0 40000 53 11 12 61 114 28 25 00 0 45000 108 75 68 25 3 00 0 90 Minor Intensity 43 11 Major Intensity 27 61 Polynomial 5th Degree
14. Intake Valve Stem Area 0 110447 sq in Exhaust Valve Stem Area 0 110447 sq in Valve Lift at which the Valve Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 505 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 4 Inches Intake Centerline 111 00000 user selected pc Discharge Coefficient 0 5 Throat CSA 0 91 Intake 2 5434 sq in Throat CSA 0 91 Exhaust 1 5545 sq in Effective Throat CSA 0 89086 Effective Throat CSA 0 8793 Valve Lift at which the Throat Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 40079 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 30927 Inches Valve Duration Time Port Time Port Piston Cylinder Valve Degrees Piston Curtain Depress Depress Throat Lift Area cm 2 Area Travel Volume Velocity Flow Area ion for ion for Area cm 2 cc cc Inch Deg 28 Velocity DC of 1 User DC Velocity 0 07600 222 00 17 71212 0 02647 0 00000 0 00000 0 00200 00 00 00 000 000 00 0 07800 221 00 18 09635 0 02704 0 00008 0 01637 0 00200 50 2 71 13 12 039 157 2 55 0 08000 220 00 18 47637 0 02761 0 00032 0 06549 0 00200 1 00 5 41 25 58 149 597 5 11 0 08200 219 00 18 85220 0 02817 0 00072 0 14735 0 00200 1 50 8 12 37 44 320 1 279 7 66 0 08400 218 00 19 22383 0 02872 0 00127 0 26195 0 00200 2 00 10 82 48 72 542 2 167 10 21 0 08600 217 00 19 59125 0 02927 0 00199 0 40925 0 00200 2 50
15. Number of 8 Number of NO 8 result of following these instructions Cylinders Jets Baseline calculations at 350 psi bottle pressure and fuel specific rie ee 55 83 14 21 gravity of 740 and pressure M 6 psi P Horse 208099 88491 0276 Pangaea 0029423 a Flow Fuel Jet 06000 Specific Gravity on _ Specific Gravity Purser 8 Size 0 0000 of Methanol 0 73 of Ethanol 0 73 Fuel Jets singe II Sei E85JetSize 0026998 Number uel Jet ifi it Fuel Jets 2 Size 0 048 0 78 Standard Basel Base1 26 07 BaseKY BaseKY 55 Flow Fuel Jet Size Flow Jet Size 2 Stages Convert Gas Jet Size Fuel Pressure Quit Nitrous Jet Size 1 Calculate Horse Power Timing Retard in Degrees Plug Heat Range Change and Fuel Jet Size using Fuel Pressure Nitrous Pressure Nitrous Jet Size and Number of Nitrous Jets used Note The number of Cylinders in ONLY used in Calculating Timing Retard in Degrees and Spark Plug Heat Range Change 2 Calculate Flow Fuel Jet Size needed to simulate the flow at your Jets Nozzles so that fuel pressure can be set using Fuel Gas Jet Size and Number of Fuels Jets 3 Calculate Flow Fuel Jet Size needed to simulate the flow at your Jets Nozzles for TWO Stages so that fuel pressure can be set using Fuel Gas Jet Size and Number of Fuels Jets Plus Stage II Fuel Gas Jet Size
16. need to know how you try to run the program Short Cut Windows Explorer Start Run or a DOS command line also need to know what error message you got and if possible a hardcopy of the error screen What version of the operating system and service packs you are using If the program is up and running when you have a problem than please write save the information you have entered and calculated to a parameter file Be sure to include an in depth explanation of what the problem is and what you were doing when you got it and saved the file you are sending Go into the folder where the file is and attached that file to the e mail reporting your problem Please include as much information as possible about the problem Technical Support Policy Free e mail support to all registered users Software Update Policy Updates are free by e mail to all registered users At times will send out a notice that a new version has been released a long with what changes have been made You will only be able to receive this if you send me your new email address when your email address changes How does it work First you must load the program This can be done many ways You can use a short cut windows explorer the run option of Start or a DOS command line The easiest way to use the program is to create a short cut and drag it on to your Desktop you can then click on the CARFOW icon on your Desktop to start the program Now lets ca
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18. 0911 1130 1348 1566 1784 2003 2221 2439 2657 2875 3094 3312 3530 3748 3967 gt 9751 9588 9431 9279 9132 8989 8851 8716 8586 8460 8338 8218 Exhaust Valve Lift 0411 0617 0822 1028 1233 1439 1644 1850 2056 2261 2467 2672 2878 3083 3289 3494 3700 3905 4111 4317 4522 4728 4933 5139 5344 5550 5755 5961 6167 6372 6578 6783 6989 7194 7400 7605 7811 8017 8222 8428 8633 8839 9044 9250 9455 9661 9866 0072 0278 0483 0689 0894 1100 1305 1511 1716 1922 2128 2333 2539 2744 2950 3155 H DHBbHHHHBHBbHPDHBHHBHHI DHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooo CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 115 WWW E j NL HEEL NND c a 55 sis ENS N 52 o Oto 10 F r Qm m e m sr sr Y rd rd rn r rn n nd sf QN f dH ri sv SP rd rd rn r rn n nd oooooooo Nononono r r r r
19. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Hors Power Rear Wheel Prediction Chart using MPH and Times from Parameter File also Coefficient of Drag Frontal Area Tire Rolling Resistance Tire Growth Tire Diameter Vehicle Weight with Driver Trans Gear Hors Power Rear Wheel Prediction Chart using RPM and Times from Parameter File also Coefficient of Drag Frontal Area Tire Rolling Resistance Tire Growth Tire Diameter Vehicle Weight with Driver Trans Gear Estimate Frontal Area Sq Ft from Width and Height inches Graph Engine RPM X axis Torque BLUE Corrected Torque YELLOW Horse Power GREEN Corrected Horse Power RED Y axis using Torque and RPM inputs for Acceleration Top Speed Graph Corrected numbers will only show if Dyno Correction Factor is anything other than one Graph Wheel Torque RPM on X axis and Wheel Torque on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed Graph Wheel Torque MPH on X axis and Wheel Torque on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed and Graph X high value Graph Y high value Graph G Forces Time on X axis and G force on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed Graph Forces RPM on X axis force on Y axis using same inputs ration Top Speed raph MPH on X axis Aero Drag HP Tire Rolling Resistance HP Total HP Drag DARK BLUE and Corrected HP at Drive Wheel s on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration
20. 29 92 Horsepower 555 0 Cylinders Temperature Pressure Blower et Mass Ak NN ort Diam jen e 0 0 den 225 gis Mess Fuel T ir Fuel Ratio ntake 3 125 Runner Len 75 Flow Ibs hr Peak Torque Calculate Calculate VE Calculate RPM 1 A Flow Comp Ratio 1359405 Hau T 575 Intake Flow 300 0 Emm 2100 Intake Exhaust Ratio z Flow Conversion 1 PR Old 50 New 280 Air Filter Nenressinn Depression Filter 140 Filter 1 929 Inch mm New Air 248 475 Diameter Height Water Water Flea id Filter Sq 84 83 Old Air Flow 1050 Convert Airflow Do mL CFM M 3 s Ajr Filter Size Air Filter Size Estimate HP Intake Len Intake Len Bas gt Alcohol Sub Screens Analyze Flow Exhaust EFI Sizing Mach Time Flow cs Al Calculators FUEL Estimate VE Quit The Flow Rate of Injector is usually Pounds of fuel it can per hour at a fuel pressure of 43 5 PSI this pressure vary with the manufacturer The general rule of thumb is that it takes about 5 1 2 pounds of fuel to make 1 HP for a naturally aspirated motor and 6 pounds for a Turbo motor This is your Brake Specific Fuel Consumption BSFC More efficient racing engines will have a lower BSFC more HP from a pound of fuel less efficient engines will have a higher BSFC The D
21. 3216 3859 4502 5145 5788 6431 7074 27717 8360 9003 9647 0290 0933 1576 2219 2862 3505 4148 4791 5434 6078 6721 7364 8007 8650 9293 9936 0579 1222 1865 2509 3152 3795 4438 5081 5724 6367 7010 7653 8296 8940 9583 0226 0869 1512 2155 2798 3441 4084 4728 5371 6014 6657 7300 7943 8586 114 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNRFPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPRPOOOOOOOCOCOCOOCOCCOCCOCCOCO 1922 2403 2883 3364 3844 4325 4806 5286 5767 6247 6728 7208 7689 8169 8650 9131 9611 0092 0572 1053 1533 2014 2494 2975 3456 3936 4417 4897 5378 5858 6339 6819 7300 7781 8261 8742 9222 9703 0183 0664 1144 1625 2106 2586 3067 3547 4028 4508 4989 5469 5950 6430 6911 7392 7872 8353 8833 0495 0619 0743 0866 0990 1114 1238 1361 1485 1609 1733 1856 1980 2104 2228 2351 2475 2599 2723 2847 2970 3094 3218 3342 3465 3589 3713 3837 3960 4084 4208 4332 4455 4579 4703 4827 4950 5074 5198 5322 5446 5569 5693 5817 5941 6064 6188 6312 6436 6559 6683 6807 6931
22. 52 37 23 000 736 910 084 257 431 605 778 952 126 299 473 647 820 994 168 341 515 688 862 036 209 383 557 730 904 Generate Blower Turbo Flow Map Driven by Boost Pressure and Density Ratio using Engine Size Volumetric Efficiency Temperature Blower Efficiency and Barometric Pressure Engine Size 280 865 Type Engine 4 Stroke Volumetric Efficiency 850 Blower Efficiency 750 Number of Turbos 1 Units for Output Flow Boost Pressure Output Blower Air RPM Flow per Turbo PSI BARS Ratio Temp Ratio Density 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 2 00 138 1 1361 84 44 1 0830 0 07293 74 8 112 2 149 6 187 0 224 4 261 8 299 2 336 7 374 1 3 00 207 1 2041 296 35 1 1233 0 07137 771 6 116 4 155 2 194 0 232 8 271 6 310 4 349 2 388 0 4 00 276 1 2722 107 79 1 1629 0 06994 80 3 120 5 160 7 200 8 241 0 281 2 321 3 361 5 401 6 5 00 345 1 3402 118 79 1 2018 0 06861 83 0 124 5 166 0 207 5 249 1 290 6 332 1 373 6 415 1 6 00 414 1 4083 129 40 1 2401 0 06737 85 7 128 5 171 3 214 2 257 0 299 8 342 6 385 5 428 3 7 00 483 1 4763 139 65 1 2778 0 06622 88 3 132 4 176 5 220 7 264 8 308 9 353 1 397 2 441 3 8 00 552 1 5444 149 57 1 3149 0 06514 90 8 136 2 181 7 227 1 272 5 317 9 363 3 408 7 454 2 9 00 621 1 6124 159 18 1 3516 0 06413 93 4 140 0 186 7 233 4 280 1 326 8 373 5 420 1 466 8 10 00 689 1 6805 168 50 1 3877 0 06318 95 9 143 8 191 7 239 7 287 6 335 5 383 4 431 4 479 3 11 00 758 1 7485 177 55 1 42
23. Effective Throat Valve MCSA Lift CFM DC Area Area fps DC fps DC fps DC 2000 92 000 0 6270 1 005 630 132 613 0 3786 109 817 0 3135 139 423 0 3980 3000 151 000 0 6861 1 508 1 035 217 658 0 6214 180 243 0 5145 228 835 0 6533 4000 188 000 0 6406 2 011 1 288 270 992 0 7736 224 408 0 6406 284 907 0 8133 5000 238 000 0 6488 2 513 1 631 343 064 0 9794 284 092 0 8110 360 681 1 0296 6000 271 000 0 6156 3 016 1 857 390 632 1 1151 323 482 0 9235 410 691 1 1724 7000 286 000 0 5569 3 519 1 959 412 254 1 1769 341 387 0 9746 433 423 1 2373 8000 296 000 0 5043 4 021 2 028 426 668 1 2180 353 324 1 0086 448 577 1 2806 9000 297 000 0 4498 4 524 2 035 428 110 1 2221 354 518 1 0120 450 093 1 2849 1 0000 299 000 0 4075 5 027 2 049 430 993 1 2304 356 905 1 0189 453 124 1 2935 Avg 235 333 0 5707 3 016 1 612 339 220 0 9684 280 908 0 8019 356 639 1 0181 Exhaust Step CFM per Sq In L D Lift Lift CFM Throat Valve Curtain MCSA Ratio mm M 3 s 2000 92 000 55 255 45 757 91 514 58 093 125 5 08 0 0434 3000 151 000 90 691 75 101 100 135 95 348 188 7 62 0 0713 4000 188 000 112 913 93 504 93 504 118 711 250 10 16 0 0887 5000 238 000 142 943 118 371 94 697 150 284 313 12 70 0 1123 6000 271 000 162 763 134 784 89 856 171 121 375 15 24 0 1279 7000 286 000 171 772 142 245 81 283 180 593 438 17 78 0 1350 8000 296 000 177 778 147 218 73 609 186 907 500 20 32 0 1397 9000 297 000 178 379 147 716 65 651 187 539 563 22 86 0 1402 1
24. Pes B BOBO Graph Force The green line 15 piston combo 879 5 grams rod combo 921 1 grams The red line is piston combo 600 grams rod combo 700 grams The reciprocating force hits zero when Crank and rod are 90 Degrees 71 565 degree ATDC I let the program calculate rod small end weight CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 37 Shows effects of wrist pin offset N ocating For fr HodLle 2 0 Piston 7 dgistered to Star Weiss 458 7 Rod Lengt 6500 Pista oke 455 7 Rod Lengt 6500 Pin 0 38 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Calculate Crankpin Force showing result ever X Crankshaft Degrees Using Bore Stroke RPM Rod Length Piston Weight Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Weight Note Piston and Rod weights must be entered in grams Piston weight includes the weight of rings wrist pin and any pin locks or buttons Bore 4 0 Stroke 3 25 Rod Length 5 7 RPM 6500 Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Piston Weight 600 25 Rod Weight 700 5 Small End Rod Weight 233 5 Big End Rod Weight 467 0 Rod CG Distance from Small End 3 8 GAS PRESSURE 0 Reciprocating Total Piston Side Piston Crank Angle Force Force Force Inertia Force Degree Pounds Pounds Pounds Pounds 000 4606 310 6614 023 000 3316 267 10 000 4493 845 6480 440 222 741 3235 299 20 000 4163 519 6088 995 407 91
25. Roll Axis to CG Weight Trans Weight Trans m Height EAD Total Front 118 68 181 66 W eight Trans eight rans Roll Moment 1122 03 Roll Angle 0 8 Front Weight BECEN X Rear Weight YS Trans Trans Longitudinal Accel G s i Skid Pad G s Lateral Accel Wheel travel Lateral Longitudinal Acceleration Corner Weights from Lateral Longitudinal Acceleration Left Front 04884 Right Front 0 07 Left Front 474 Right Front 2791 Left Rear 013 Right Rear 042 Left Rear 186 92 Right Rear 55024 Each screen uses values that are calculated on the previous screen so you must work from top to bottom when using this 3 screen set CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 157 Handling by Ted James CEN Handling is composed of 4 layers First is the kinematics layer and must be addressed first as it is very easy to correct problems here with a higher layer Second is the static stiffness due to springs bars and roll center moment arm Third is the dynamic roll stiffness due to shocks Forth is the aerodynamic layer Each layer can be used to correct a problem in a layer above or below but will narrow the setup window and be less drivable Roll stiffness as used here includes the moment arm from the roll center to the center of mass of that end of the car This moment arm lever loads the springs and bars The rate at which this ha
26. Velocity gt Bore 4 0 Rod Length 5 7 6500 Stan Weiss 80 CARFOR Stroke 3 25 Rodfength 5 7 RPM 6000 Red Degrees 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 BDC 200 220 240 260 280 900 320 340 TDC 20 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Piston Acceleration at various RPMs 4 0 Stroke 3 25 Rod Length 5 7 RPM 6500 Green Registered to Stan Weiss Stroke 3 25 Rod Length 5 7 RPM 6000 Red 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 BDC 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340 TDC CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 21 Graph Piston 28 inches of water to give you an idea of what cylinder head flow should be at various RPMs NT EX E a ak ase sl sls sl sl lsd e 5 Fi I AR ELIT 22 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Calculate Piston Speed Piston Acceleration and Velocity showing result ever X Crankshaft degrees Also will show at what Crankshaft degrees the Rod and Crank are at 90 degrees to each other Using Bore Stroke RPM Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Length This also shows Piston Flow 28 inches of water to give you an idea of what cylinder head flow should be at various RPMs Bore 4 0 Stroke 3 25 6500 Wrist Pin Offse
27. Version 3 30 0 Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 1306 Wells Street Philadelphia PA 19111 4922 E mail srweiss erols com Website http users erols com srweiss index html You can always get the latest User s Manual from my Web Site in PDF format http www magneticlynx com carfor carfor pdf Copyright c 1987 2014 World Wide Enterprises All Rights reserved This documentation and the accompanying software are copyrighted materials The law prohibits the making of unauthorized copies Copying or duplicating this program except for personal use by the original owner is forbidden No part of the software or documentation may be reproduced without the prior written permission of World Wide Enterprises Unauthorized copying duplicating selling or otherwise distributing the software is in violation of the Federal Copyright Law General Information A Computer program designed for the automobile enthusiast that contains formulas that will help you to analyze your race or street vehicle s needs and improve its performance CARFOR incorporates a very intuitive user interface If you wish to change a value simply click on the value or TAB to the value and enter a new one The most important thing to remember is that the more accurate your input to the program is the more accurate the answer will be So if unexpected results occur please double check all your input data If all checks out please email us Because programs are not alwa
28. 0 0100 0 0096 80 0 1 5600 2 0280 0 0130 0 0048 70 0 1 5600 0 0000 0 0160 0 0000 60 0 0 0000 0 0000 1 5600 0 0000 0 0000 0 0000 0 9890 203 652 00 1 IND 0 0000 0 0220 0 0096 50 0 0 1008 0 0002 3 1200 6 0840 0 0088 0 0038 0 7181 147 867 8 16 0 9177 0 0048 0 0330 0 0272 40 0 0 2855 0 0004 5 7200 10 1400 0 0250 0 0106 0 4767 98 165 23 12 0 9177 0 0135 0 0500 0 0544 30 0 0 5711 0 0009 8 8400 12 1680 0 0501 0 0213 0 2759 56 818 46 24 0 9177 0 0269 0 0780 0 0992 20 0 1 0414 0 0016 14 5600 22 3080 0 0913 0 0388 0 1252 25 774 84 32 0 9177 0 0491 0 1150 0 1584 10 0 1 6629 0 0025 19 2400 18 2520 0 1458 0 0619 0 0317 6 523 132 30 0 9018 0 0784 0 1450 0 2064 TDC 2 1668 0 0032 15 6000 14 1960 0 1900 0 0806 0 0000 000 170 03 0 8894 0 1022 0 1800 0 2624 10 0 2 7547 0 0041 18 2000 10 1400 0 2415 0 1025 0 0317 6 523 205 31 0 8447 0 1299 0 2150 0 3184 20 0 3 3425 0 0050 18 2000 0 0000 0 2931 0 1244 0 1252 25 774 240 96 0 8170 0 1576 0 2500 0 3744 30 0 3 9304 0 0059 18 2000 0 0000 0 3446 0 1463 0 2759 56 818 277 36 0 7998 0 1853 0 2810 0 4240 40 0 4 4511 0 0067 16 1200 8 1120 0 3903 0 1657 0 4767 98 165 307 44 0 7828 0 2099 0 3100 0 4704 50 0 4 9382 0 0074 15 0800 4 0560 0 4330 0 1838 0 7181 147 867 333 42 0 7652 0 2329 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 99 3340 3500 3670 3790 3850 3880 3860 3800 3690 3520 3320 3090 2820 2500 2140 1800 1450 1110 0820 0500 0350 0240 0170 0140
29. 006 886 766 647 527 407 287 168 048 928 5 23 26 28 30 33 35 38 40 42 45 47 50 52 54 57 59 61 64 66 69 71 73 76 78 81 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 000 83 22 60 36 75 13 51 90 28 66 05 43 81 20 58 35 73 11 50 88 26 65 03 000 780 758 736 715 693 671 649 627 605 583 561 539 517 495 473 451 429 407 385 363 341 319 297 275 253 5 26 28 31 34 36 39 41 44 47 49 52 55 57 60 62 65 70 73 76 78 81 83 86 89 5 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 500 22 84 46 08 70 32 94 57 19 81 43 05 67 30 92 54 16 78 40 02 65 27 89 51 13 500 758 834 910 986 062 138 214 289 365 441 517 593 669 744 820 896 972 048 124 199 275 351 427 503 579 6 28 31 34 37 40 42 45 48 51 54 57 60 62 65 68 71 74 77 80 82 85 88 91 94 97 6 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 34 35 36 37 38 39 000 60 46 32 18 04 90 76 62 48 34 20 06 92 78 64 50 22 08 94 80 66
30. 1 8 1 8 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 8 amp 1 4 Mile ET from Vehicle Weight and Horsepower amp 1 4 Mile MPH from Vehicle Weight and Horsepower Mile Horsepower r Mile ET from 1 4 Mile MPH quirement from ET and Vehicle Weight Mile Horsepower r quirement from MPH and Vehicle Weight Mile ET from 1 8 Mile MPH t Horsepower to Torque with RPM Torque with RPM to Horsepower Calculate Estima Estima Estima Estima Trap Spe Generali te 1 te 1 te 1 te 1 4 Mile ed BMEP from Horsepower Cubic In 4 Mile MPH from Vehicl 4 Mile ET from 1 4 Mile MPH f 4 Mile Horsepower Type Curv te Generic Digital 1 of 11 different curv find which one best matches to a file Acceleration Chart File box Horsepower based on a turbo charged or Estimate 1 4 Mil Estimate 1 4 Mil mayb Horsepower increas his engine for use with the Accelerat requirement and Torque per Liter from Torque ches and RPM or 33 foot Trap Speed from MPH 33 foot Trap Speed required to increase MPH by one 5 ion and Top Speed Calculator and Cubic le Weight and Horsepower for 33 foot Trap Speed 33 foot Horsepower Curve using Horsepower RPM Engine Size and The user selects different curve types to You can also have the program write this data Check the Type Curve 10 and 11 uses Peak Torque in place of 10 Thi
31. 130 409 640 821 950 026 047 012 919 767 556 282 947 549 087 134 135 137 586 139 140 142 143 143 144 145 146 015 560 968 310 795 936 010 016 953 822 622 353 608 131 968 282 527 701 806 841 806 701 527 282 131 608 015 353 622 953 016 010 936 795 174 176 179 182 184 187 189 191 192 194 195 197 198 199 200 202 202 203 204 204 205 206 206 206 207 207 207 207 207 207 207 206 206 205 205 204 203 203 202 201 200 199 197 196 194 193 192 190 188 186 184 182 179 176 174 171 6480 6469 6458 6448 6439 6431 6408 6378 6351 6325 6308 6287 6262 6247 6235 6215 6209 6197 6187 6177 6168 6161 6156 6151 6147 6145 6143 6143 6144 6146 6148 6154 6159 6166 6174 6182 6192 6202 6213 6226 6241 6258 6275 6295 6319 6338 6362 6386 6412 6432 6441 6448 6459 6469 6480 6491 6505 6518 6530 6548 6562 6582 6601 6622 6643 6667 6692 6719 6661 6600 6524 6456 6365 6280 6178 6068 5916 5765 5617 5414
32. 169 943 0 485139 0 3 153 0 233 380 0 666234 0 4 230 0 207 909 0 593521 0 4 194 0 295 920 0 844767 05 260 0 235 027 0 670936 0 5 212 0 323 376 0 923148 06 273 0 246 779 0 704483 0 6 245 0 1 066845 0 7 282 0 254 914 0 727708 0 7 253 0 385 816 1 101681 Calculate Velocity and Discharge Coefficient at Valve Area Intake Exhaust Valve Lift Flow Velocity Discharge Valve Lift Velocity Discharge Test Valve fps Coefficient Test Valwe fns Coefficient 0 2 131 0 34 731 0 270603 0 2 115 0 138 465 0 395278 0 3 188 0 136 037 0 388346 0 3 153 0 182 630 0 521358 0 4 230 0 155 428 0 475104 0 4 194 0 231 570 0 661068 0 5 260 0 188 136 0 537074 0 5 212 0 253 056 0 722404 06 273 0 197 542 0 563928 0 6 245 0 292 447 0 834854 0 7 282 0 204 055 0 582519 07 253 0 301 997 0 862114 Flow per Sq Inch at Throat Area and at Valve Area Intake Exhaust Valve Lift Flow CFMperSq per Sq Valve Lift per 54 Test 9 Throat In Valve Test In fa Throat In Valve 0 2 131 0 49 341 39 496 0 2 11 0 73 726 57 534 0 3 188 0 70 810 56 682 0 3 153 0 97 242 75 096 0 4 230 0 86 629 69 345 0 4 194 0 123 300 96 488 0 5 260 0 97 928 78 390 0 5 212 0 134 740 105 440 0 6 273 0 102
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34. 27 00 1 862 2 8372 296 56 1 9464 0 05249 134 5 201 7 268 9 336 1 403 4 470 6 537 8 605 0 672 3 28 00 1 931 2 9053 302 81 1 9767 0 05206 136 6 204 8 273 1 341 4 409 7 477 9 546 2 614 5 682 8 29 00 1 999 2 9733 308 96 2 0069 0 05164 138 6 207 9 277 3 346 6 415 9 485 2 554 5 623 8 693 2 30 00 2 068 3 0414 315 01 2 0368 0 05124 140 7 211 0 281 4 351 7 422 1 492 4 562 8 633 1 703 5 31 00 2 137 3 1094 320 97 2 0665 0 05085 142 7 214 1 285 5 356 9 428 2 499 6 571 0 642 4 713 7 32 00 2 206 3 1775 326 83 2 0959 0 05047 144 8 217 2 289 6 362 0 434 4 506 7 579 1 651 5 723 9 33 00 2 275 3 2455 332 60 2 1252 0 05010 146 8 220 2 293 6 367 0 440 4 513 8 587 2 660 6 734 0 34 00 2 344 3 3136 338 29 2 1543 0 04974 148 8 223 2 297 6 372 0 446 5 520 9 595 3 669 7 744 1 35 00 2 413 3 3816 343 89 2 1833 0 04940 150 8 226 2 301 6 377 0 452 4 527 9 603 3 678 7 754 1 36 00 2 482 3 4496 349 42 2 2120 0 04906 152 8 229 2 305 6 382 0 458 4 534 8 611 2 687 6 764 0 37 00 2 551 3 5177 354 86 2 2405 0 04873 154 8 232 2 309 5 386 9 464 3 541 7 619 1 696 5 773 9 38 00 2 620 3 5857 360 23 2 2689 0 04841 156 7 235 1 313 5 391 8 470 2 548 6 626 9 705 3 783 7 39 00 2 689 3 6538 365 53 2 2972 0 04810 158 7 238 0 317 4 396 7 476 1 555 4 634 7 714 1 793 4 40 00 2 758 3 7218 370 76 2 3252 0 04780 160 6 240 9 321 2 401 6 481 9 562 2 642 5 722 8 803 1 41 00 2 827 3 7899 375 92 2 3531 0 04750 162 5 243 8 325 1 406 4 487 6 568 9 650 2 731 5 812 7 42 00 2 896 3 8579 381 01 2 3808 0 04722 164 5 246 7 328 9
35. 356 68 5 Cam Lift Opens Closes Duration Deg BTDC Deg ABDC Area 0 00600 55 39 95 39 330 78 40 25 0 01000 51 55 91 55 323 09 40 22 0 02000 44 43 84 43 308 86 40 10 0 04000 34 20 74 20 288 39 39 80 0 05000 29 99 69 99 279 99 39 62 0 10000 12 88 52 88 245 75 38 37 0 15000 1 24 38 76 217 51 36 64 0 20000 714 19 25 81 191 62 34 38 0 25000 26 81 13 19 166 38 31 45 0 30000 39 76 0 24 140 49 27 86 0 35000 53 88 13 88 112 25 23 30 0 40000 70 99 30 99 78 01 16 90 0 45000 109 50 69 50 1 00 0 45 Minor Intensity 43 11 Major Intensity 28 88 176 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Cycloidal Prudue 382 81 5 Cam Lift Opens Closes Duration Deg BTDC Deg ABDC Area 0 00600 57 08 97 08 334 16 43 16 0 01000 52 40 92 40 324 81 43 12 0 02000 44 49 84 49 308 98 43 00 0 04000 34 13 74 13 288 26 42 70 0 05000 30 10 70 10 280 20 42 52 0 10000 14 53 54 53 249 06 41 43 0 15000 2 30 42 30 224 60 39 81 0 20000 8 68 31 32 202 64 37 88 0 25000 19 32 20 68 181 36 35 63 0 30000 30 30 9 70 159 40 32 61 0 35000 42 53 22453 134 94 28 38 0 40000 58 10 18 10 103 80 22 72 0 45000 109 50 69 50 1 00 0 45 Minor Intensity 44 61 Major Intensity 28 78 Polynomial 3 4 5 6 388 5 84 5 Cam Lift Opens Closes Duration Deg BTDC Deg ABDC Area 0 00600 59 92 99 42 339 34 39 92 0 01000 54 95 94 45 329 40 39 88 0 02000 46 35 85 85 312 21 39 75 0 04000 34 80 74 30 289 09 39 42 0 05000 30 23 69
36. 370 235 120 000 875 730 600 490 320 200 025 875 715 565 405 240 080 900 725 525 360 155 980 790 605 375 175 000 790 615 NNWWWWWWA AAA 0710000000000 0 1 1 1 1 1 NN NNN 00 00 00 1 1 1 9 1 0000 1250 2550 3750 4800 5900 6950 8050 9100 0100 0800 1650 2700 3350 3850 4750 5000 5550 6000 6450 6850 7200 7450 7650 7850 7950 8050 8050 8000 7900 7800 7550 7300 6950 6600 6200 5750 5300 4800 4250 3600 2850 2150 1300 0350 9600 8650 7750 6800 5700 4600 3700 2350 1200 0000 8750 7300 6000 4900 3200 2000 0250 8750 7150 5650 4050 2400 0800 9000 7250 5250 3600 1550 9800 7900 6050 3750 1750 0000 7900 6150 138 140 142 144 146 148 150 152 154 156 158 160 162 164 166 168 170 172 174 176 178 BDC 182 184 186 188 190 192 194 196 198 200 202 204 206 208 210 212 214 NNNNNWWWWWHE KKK 01
37. 41 43 45 46 48 50 51 53 55 56 3 10 11 12 13 13 14 15 15 16 17 17 18 19 19 20 21 21 22 23 500 68 35 02 69 36 02 69 36 03 70 36 03 70 37 04 71 37 04 71 38 05 72 38 05 72 500 846 531 216 900 585 269 954 639 323 008 693 377 062 746 431 116 800 485 170 854 539 223 908 593 277 4 19 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 57 59 61 62 64 4 10 10 Il 12 13 14 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 21 22 23 24 25 25 26 000 07 97 88 79 69 60 51 41 32 22 13 04 94 85 76 66 57 48 38 29 20 10 01 92 82 000 824 607 389 172 954 736 519 301 084 866 649 431 214 996 778 561 343 126 908 691 473 255 038 820 603 4 21 23 25 27 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 45 47 49 51 53 57 60 62 64 66 70 72 4 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 29 66 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 500 45 59 74 88 03 17 32 46 61 75 90 04 19 33 48 62 77 91 06 20 35 49 64 78 93 500 802 683 563 443 323 204 084 964 844 724 605 485 365 245 126
38. 5220 2593 2639 2687 2731 2770 2811 2850 2891 2930 2967 2993 3024 3063 3087 3106 3139 3148 3169 3185 3202 3217 3230 3239 3246 3254 3257 3261 3261 3259 3256 3252 3243 3233 3220 3207 3193 3176 3159 3141 3120 3096 3069 3043 3011 2976 2948 2913 2880 2844 2804 2763 2730 2680 2637 2593 2546 2493 2444 2404 2341 2296 2231 2176 2117 2061 2002 1941 1881 1815 1750 1676 1615 1539 1474 1404 1335 1250 1176 1111 1033 0969 400 200 020 785 615 450 305 135 005 900 755 645 525 450 375 1325 270 235 205 185 170 155 140 130 120 110 100 085 075 065 050 040 030 020 010 008 005 000 000 Totals PRPRPRPRPRENNDN VALVE 4000 2000 0200 7850 6150 4500 3050 1350 0050 9000 7550 6450 5250 4500 3750 3250 2700 2350 2050 1850 1700 1550 1400 1300 1200 1100 1000 0850 0750 0650 0500 0400 0300 0200 0100 0080 0050 0000 0000 1OOYU 4 i J3OYOYU
39. 6 25 New Accessory Pulley 7 25 Jet Size 0 082 Metering Rod Size 0 033 Compression Gauge 165 5 Data for Gears Front Sprocket 12 Rear Sprocket 24 Rear Gear Ratio 4 1 Ring Gear 41 Pinion Gear 10 New Rear Gear Ratio 4 56 Tire Diameter 24 0 New Tire Diameter 29 75 Tire Width 195 0 Wheel Diameter 16 0 Aspect Ratio 75 0 Trans Gear Ratios T Gearl 3 25 T Gear2 2 25 T Gear3 1 25 T Gear4 1 0 T Gear5 0 87 T Gear6 0 0 T Gear7 0 0 T Gear8 0 0 T Gear9 0 0 T Gear10 0 0 Track Size 1 366 Track Time 29 56 Turn Radius 100 0 Data for Acceleration Top Speed Tire Rolling Resistance 0 015 Coefficient of Drag 0 34 Frontal Area 19 4 Veh Width 74 5 Track BP 29 92126 192 CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises Shift Torque 2350 0 Veh Height 55 75 Skid Pad Gs 1 54321 Long Acel Gs 1 2 Data for Springs Torsion Bars Sway Bars Spring Wire Diameter 0 5 Number Active Coils 10 0 Number Coils 12 0 Diameter Coils 4 0 Spring Rate 146 48 Modulus of Rigidity 12000000 Torsion Bar Diameter 0 88 Torsion Bar Length 35 8 Torsion Arm Length 13 5 Torsion Bar Rate 108 27 Sway Bar Out Diameter 0 875 Sway Bar Int Diameter 0 0 Sway Bar Center Length 40 0 Sway Bar Arm Length 0 0 Effective Arm Length 9 0 New Sway Bar Out Diameter 0 975 Main Leaf Length 48 0 Main Leaf Width 2 0
40. At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 505 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 4 Inches Intake Centerline 111 0 User Selected DC Discharge Coefficient 0 5 Throat CSA 0 91 Intake 2 5622 sq in Throat CSA 0 91 Exhaust 1 5734 sq in Effective Throat CSA 0 89416 Effective Throat CSA 0 88462 Valve Lift at which the Throat Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 40376 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 31302 Inches Crank Angle of Max Piston Velocity 75 163 Volumetric Efficiency 0 85 Choke RPM Minimum Intake Lift 0 5674 Minimum Exhaust Lift 0 5344 Maximum Intake Lift 0 6501 Maximum Exhaust Lift 0 6123 Valve Minimum 300 Throat Velocity CSA 280 Lift Choke RPM 28 Inches Water fps Velocity fps User CSA fps Velocity L D Ratio Intake Exhaust Intake Exhaust Intake Exhaust Intake Exhaust Intake Exhaust Intake Exhaust 025 286 304 7 50 5 61 0 0600 0 0449 7 028 8 552 0 0643 0 0481 0 0124 0 0156 050 573 608 15 01 11 21 0 1200 0 0897 14 056 17 104 0 1286 0 0961 0 0248 0 0313 075 859 912 22 51 16 82 0 1801 0 1346 21 083 25 656 0 1929 0 1442 0 0371 0 0469 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 113 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 350 375 400 425 450 475 500 525 550 575 600 625 650 675 700 725 750 77
41. Efficiency Number of Cylinders Port Diam Intake Runner Len Peak Torque RPM Alcohol Horsepower Stem Graph Intake or Exha 650 25 575 Exhaust Choke RPM 28 Inches Velocity User CSA this uses RPM Max HP Volumetric Throat Information and Number of Valves Size ust Choke RPM Port Flow CSA Lift Intake Lift Exhaust VE Graph Lift 5 1 20 USER Velocity fps 290 Lift Intake CSA 300 fps VE Lit Intake CSA USER fps Lift Exhaust CSA 300 fps VE C Exhaust CSA amp USER fps Lift Intake Throat Velocity VE Calculate Every Lift Lift Exhaust Throat Velocity VE Lift Intake Choke RPM Lift Exhaust Choke RPM Intake CSA FPS Choke RPM VE Exhaust CSA FPS Choke RPM VE Calculate Valve Sizing Graph Show Dots Lines Show Large Grouping Circle Lines Done CSA 300 fps velocity and Efficiency from left screen 28 Inches CSA 300 fps velocity and Velocity User CSA Based on selected Graph Options Graph Options Intake CFM on Y Axis t CFM on Y Axis CSA 300 fps on Y Axis t CSA 300 fps on Y Axis Velocity on Y Axis t Velocity on Y Axis Choke RPM on Y Axis Exhau Intak Exhau Inta Exhau S 0 00 t Choke RPM on t Choke C
42. Fixed a problem in Graph Plus When every degree was not an integer the Graphs will not align properly Increased number of data point a cam can to 3600 3 21 3 ACCELER Fixed a problem in Graphing G Force Time Sometimes it did not shift to the next gear at the correct RPM TRANS Added some new Motorcycle gear ratios as well as a few new manufacturers 3 21 2 CAM INFO Fixed With 0 040 Check Box and Metric Check Box both Checked the line is in the correct place it is moved but was miss labeled 1 27 when it should be 1 016 3 21 1 AIRFUEL Added 0 040 900 and 1 0 lift to Port Time calculates Report CAM INFO Added 0 040 Check Box When Checked this will draw line at 0 040 lift instead of 0 050 lift 3 21 0 AIRFUEL Valve Mach Sizing Added Helmholtz Tuning which calculates RPM Peak Torque From Bore Stroke Length Port Runner CSA Compression Ratio and Speed of Sound Added Calculate Length Port Runner From Bore Stroke RPM Peak Torque CSA Compression Ratio and Speed of Sound Added Graph Length Port Runner Varying CSA From Bore Stroke RPM Peak Torque CSA Compression Ratio and Speed of Sound Added to Mach Number CSA calculate CSA from Velocity RPM Bore and Stroke Sub Screen Added Calculators Calculate port CSA from its width height and corner radius Calculate port ACSA from its Volume in cc s
43. Front Hub Weight Right Track Width 4 From Desired Left Rear and Cross percentages and vehicle weight Cal other percentages and weights 5 Calculate Amount of Ballast on each corner from Wheelbase Track Width and Y Position of Ballast 6 Calculate X and Y position to Place Ballast from Wheelbase Tack Width Right Percentages 154 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises ntages and Wheelbase and Height culate all Ballast X Rear and Corner Weights Percentages Weight Distribution Ballast Corner Weights Corner Weights Total Sprung Total Sprung Total Vehicle 23500 Left Front 8555 Right 8550 8500 l 19 23500 Pat EM 510 850 0 8500 850 0 SprungVehicle 17000 Left Rear 950 0 950 0 Right Rear 850 0 850 0 Weight Spring Rate Frequency Corner Percent of Weights Cross Total Sprung Total Sprung CG Roll O oll Over Left Front 250 250 Right Front 250 250 RF LR lbs 1700 0 1700 0 Angles Weight LeftRear 250 7250 AlghtRea 250 250 Percent sgg 500 Side Weights Unsprung Corner Weights Total Sprung Left Front 95 0 Right Frond 95 0 HUMO MM Left 850 Ri ht A 850 ent heat 85 0 hear 950 Lett 17000 17000 17000 17000 Rea 17000 17000 Left Rear Wedae 123 5 Percent of Side Weights Total
44. Graph Options Vel Piston Velocity on Y Axis 0 to 360 Degrees on X Axis Acc Piston Acceleration on Y Axis 0 to 360 Degrees on X Axis Piston Flow 28 Inches of Water on Y Axis 0 to 180 Degrees on X Axis PT Piston Travel on Y Axis 0 to 360 Degrees on X Axis RA Rod Angle On Y Axis 0 to 180 Degrees on X Axis CV Cylinder Volume on Y Axis 0 to 360 Degrees on X Axis DW PT Using Piston TDC DW Graph Piston Travel on Y Axis 0 to 360 Degrees on X Axis DW Vel Using Piston TDC DW Graph Piston Velocity on Y Axis 0 to 360 Degrees on X Axis DW Acc using Piston TDC DW Graph Piston Acceleration on Y Axis 0 to 360 Degrees on X Axis DW Using Piston DW Graph Piston Flow 28 Inches of Water on Y Axis 0 to 180 Degrees on X Axis SF Side Force Bore Stroke RPM Rod Length Piston Weight this includes the weight of the rings wrist pin and any locks or buttons Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Weight RF Reciprocating Forces Bore Stroke RPM Rod Length Piston Weight this includes the weight of the rings wrist pin and any locks or buttons Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Weight PIF Piston Inertia Forces Positive numbers are Tension and Negative numbers are Compression CPTF Crank Pin Tangent Force IT Instantaneous Torque CRA Crank Rod Angle CVC Cylinder Volume Change cc s Using Bore Stroke Wrist Pin Offset Rod Length PV Piston Dema
45. Is OFF Semi Grid Moveable Grid Lines OFF Semi Grid Select Grid Line Color Cross Lines Select Graph Line Colors OFF Semi Grid Box Lines ut i Caption Top Custom Grid Line Count X Axis Basic colors EI N NI SE BI E BEE Eee Custom colors 4 I T Fm ee 160 Bed 0 aM safo Green J0 Define Custom Colors gt gt ColorlS olid Lum o Blue o Add to Custom Colors There are many places where the user can customize colors 6 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises You can customize the help Box changing the Font Style and or size the Font Color and the Background Color of the help box CARFOR Math Formula Calculator File CI CR ET MPH HP CamInfo Comp Gauge Blowers Graph Draw Options Chassis Springs Help Box Options Select Font Style Select Font Color Select Background Color Standard Help Box User customized Help Box celeration and Top Speed Prediction Chart with 60 foot 330 foot 1 6 Mile and 1M Mile ET using and Torque from Parameter File also oefficient of Drag Frontal Area Tire Rolling Resistance Tire Diameter Tire Rolling Radius Launch Rear End Power Loss Power Loss ehicle Weight with Driver Dyno Correction Factor Shift RPMs Tire Growth Percentages Trans Gear Ratios Shift Time The USER can cus
46. Main Leaf Thickness 0 25 Number Leafs 5 Data for Chassis Weight Left Front 850 0 Weight Left Rear 850 0 Weight Right Front 850 0 Weight Right Rear 850 0 Percent Weight Left Front 25 0 Percent Weight Left Rear 25 0 Percent Weight Right Front 25 0 Percent Weight Right Rear 25 0 Cross Weight 1700 0 Percent Cross Weight 50 0 Weight Front 1700 0 Weight Rear 1700 0 Weight Left 1700 0 Weight Right 1700 0 Percent Weight Front 50 0 Percent Weight Rear 50 0 Percent Weight Left 50 0 Percent Weight Right 50 0 Wheel Base 112 0 Raised Weight Front 1800 0 Height Front Wheel Hub 13 0 Height Rear Wheel 14 0 Horizontal CG 50 0 Vertical 63 5 Track Width 62 5 Weight Transfer 123 5 Ballast 110 Ballast X 56 0 Ballast Y 31 25 Unsprung Weight Left Front 85 0 Unsprung Weight Left Rear 85 0 Unsprung Weight Right Front 85 0 Unsprung Weight Right Rear 85 0 Left Front Spring Rate 800 Right Front Spring Rate 800 Left Rear Spring Rate 600 Right Rear Spring Rate 600 Front Sway Bar Rate 175 Rear Sway Bar Rate 125 Left Front Spring Move 0 8 Right Front Spring Move 0 8 Left Rear Spring Move 0 6 Right Rear Spring Move 0 6 Left Front Sway Bar Move 0 75 Right Front Sway Bar Move 0 75 Left Rear Sway Bar Move 0 55 Right Rear Sway Bar Move 0 55 Front Track Width 175 Rear Track Width 175 Front Roll Center Height
47. Remember piston speed is and average for your stroke and RPM Your piston velocity and acceleration will change and at some point in the cycle each will be zero Also as your rod stroke ratio changes your max Velocity and acceleration will change but your piston speed will not for the same stroke and RPM Your piston velocity starts at O at TDC it will be at its max Around the point the crank and rod are at 90 degrees which for a 3 25 stroke and 5 7 rod is around 74 degree ATDC Wrist Pin Crankshaft Centerline Offset The crank centerline is moved in the opposite direct as you would move the wrist pin to get the same results In the 2 examples below we are at TDC is the wrist pin offset or is the crank centerline offset In both of the examples below it can be either which is offset 0 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 17 CE Compress ion Height Piston Deck Height Rod Block Length Deck Height CRANK lt M Stroke l m x NGL World Wide Enterprises c 18 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Piston Travel Rod Angle Major Minor Thrust Thrust World Wide Enterprises c CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 19 Graph Piston Velocity at various RPMs tux qui ven wr equipe aee quet qe tnm
48. Top Speed and Graph X high value Graph Y high value Graph MPH on X axis ET on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed and Graph X high value Graph Y high value Graph MPH on X axis RPM on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed and Graph X high value Graph Y high value This will Shift the Torque Curve Up or Down XXXX RPM Graph ET on X axis Nitrous HP on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed and Graph X high value Graph Y high value Acceleration and Top Speed Prediction Chart with 60 foot 330 foot 1 8 Mile and 1 4 Mile ET using RPM and Torque from Acceleration in Parameter File also Coefficient of Drag Frontal Area Tire Rolling Resistance use 0 015 Concrete 0 017 Asphalt Tire Diameter Tire Rolling Radius CVT RPM CVT Power Loss Vehicle Weight with Driver Dyno Correction Factor Tire Growth Percentages CVT TY Accele Nitrous Screen This will bring up the Nitrous Entry Screen Modify Torque Curve Up or Down using DCF Dyno Correct Factor Estimate HP for Top Speed Prediction MPH using MPH Coefficient of Drag Frontal Area Tire Rolling Resistance Tire Diameter Rear End Power Loss Power Loss Dyno Correction Factor Track BP or Air Density For Bonneville try using these as a baselin TRR 0 09 DCF 1 2134 Track 25 65 NOTE This is NOT for 1 4 Mile or
49. Ui i 0002 Lift 00000 25000 50000 00000 00000 50000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 25000 50000 00000 00000 50000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 00000 50000 216 0 2 1279 0 0142 34 2815 218 0 1 9506 0 0130 31 8898 220 0 1 7910 0 0120 28 7008 222 0 1 5826 0 0106 37 4705 224 0 1 4319 0 0096 27 1063 226 0 1 2856 0 0086 26 3091 228 0 1 1570 0 0077 23 1201 230 0 1 0063 0 0067 27 1063 232 0 0 8911 0 0059 20 7283 234 0 0 7980 20 0053 16 7421 236 0 0 6694 0 0045 23 1201 238 0 0 5719 0 0038 17 5394 240 0 0 4655 0 0031 19 1339 242 0 0 3990 0 0027 11 9587 244 0 0 3325 0 0022 11 9587 246 0 0 2882 0 0019 7 9724 248 0 0 2394 0 0016 8 7697 250 0 0 2084 0 0014 5 5807 252 0 0 1818 0 0012 4 7835 254 0 0 1640 0 0011 3 1890 256 0 0 1507 0 0010 2 3917 258 0 0 1374 0 0009 2 3917 260 0 0 1241 0 0008 2 3917 262 0 0 1153 0 0008 1 5945 264 0 0 1064 0 0007 1 5945 266 0 0 0975 0 0007 1 5945 268 0 0 0887 0 0006 1 5945 270 0 0 0754 0 0005 2 3917 272 0 0 0665 0 0004 1 5945 274 0 0 0576 0 0004 1 5945 276 0 0 0443 0 0003 2 3917 278 0 0 0355 0 0002 1 5945 280 0 0 0266 0 0002 1 5945 282 0 0 0177 0 0001 1 5945 284 0 0 0089 0 0001 1 5945 286 0 0 0071 0 0000 0 3189 288 0 0 0044 0 0000 0 4783 290 0 0 7972 292 0 0 0000 655 7553 4 3763 Opens Closes Duration Deg BTD
50. rd rd r4 n n World Wide Enterprises 116 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss EEEE oi et D LLLI LL d EEND ae jung of Intakes 1 Exhausts 1 Intake Valve xhaust Val CARFOR Registered to Stan Weiss NENNEN EP d oz n ints 1 E 4 Ir take Valve CARFOR Registered to Stan Weiss LL 1 RPM 704 0 806 Blue M CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 119 P E 11 lb 8 YS B ITEM B TEL LS b Vg t B Zia 7 7171 Lor BER E Two Stroke Exhaust Expansion Chamber Diffuser Design Note All input and output on this screen is in Metric units only This will let you calculate the dimensions of a single one two or three stage expansion chamber diffuser exhaust systems for your two stroke engine Based on which command is selected unused output cells will be grayed out when the results are displayed Some of the main parameters in exhaust design are exhaust duration the effective exhaust port diameter calculated from exhaust width and height as a basic rectangle engine RPM and the speed of s
51. 0 05085 1 392 2 877 198 8 298 1 397 5 496 9 596 3 695 6 795 0 894 4 32 0 2 206 3 177 326 83 2 096 0 05047 1 404 2 942 203 2 304 9 406 5 508 1 609 7 711 4 813 0 914 6 33 0 2 275 3 246 332 60 2 125 0 05010 1 415 3 007 207 7 311 6 415 5 519 4 623 2 727 1 831 0 934 8 34 0 2 344 3 314 338 29 2 154 0 04974 1 426 3 072 212 2 318 4 424 5 530 6 636 7 742 8 849 0 955 1 35 0 2 413 3 382 343 89 2 183 0 04940 1 437 3 138 216 7 325 1 433 5 541 8 650 2 758 6 867 0 975 3 36 0 2 482 3 450 349 42 2 212 0 04906 1 448 3 203 221 2 331 9 442 5 553 1 663 7 774 3 884 9 995 6 37 0 2 551 3 518 354 86 2 241 0 04873 1 458 3 268 225 7 338 6 451 5 564 3 677 2 790 1 902 9 1015 8 38 0 2 620 3 586 360 23 2 269 0 04841 1 469 3 333 230 2 345 3 460 5 575 6 690 7 805 8 920 9 1036 0 39 0 2 689 3 654 365 53 2 297 0 04810 1 479 3 398 234 7 352 1 469 5 586 8 704 2 821 5 938 9 1056 3 40 0 2 758 3 722 370 76 2 325 0 04780 1 489 3 463 239 2 358 8 478 4 598 1 717 7 837 3 956 9 1076 5 41 0 2 827 3 790 375 92 2 353 0 04750 1 499 3 528 243 7 365 6 487 4 609 3 731 2 853 0 974 9 1096 7 42 0 2 896 3 858 381 01 2 381 0 04722 1 509 3 593 248 2 372 3 496 4 620 5 744 7 868 8 992 9 1117 0 43 0 2 965 3 926 386 04 2 408 0 04693 1 519 3 658 252 7 379 1 505 4 631 8 758 1 884 5 1010 9 1137 2 44 0 3 034 3 994 391 01 2 436 0 04666 1 529 3 723 257 2 385 8 514 4 643 0 771 6 900 2 1028 8 1157 5 45 0 3 103 4 062 395 92 2 463 0 04639 1 538 3 789 261 7 392 6 523 4 654 3 785 1 916 0 1046 8 1177 7 46 0 3 172 4 130 400 77 2 490 0
52. 0 2200 0 3000 20 0 2 4946 0 0037 15 6000 9 5062 0 2762 0 1172 0 1252 25 774 153 00 0 6951 0 1875 0 1860 0 2490 10 0 2 0705 0 0031 16 5750 3 8025 0 2292 0 0973 0 0317 6 523 134 13 0 7342 0 1556 0 1530 0 1995 0 1 6589 0 0025 16 0875 1 9013 0 1836 0 0780 0 0000 000 115 71 0 7906 0 1247 0 1200 0 1500 10 0 1 2473 0 0019 16 0875 0 0000 0 1381 0 0586 0 0317 6 523 87 00 0 7906 0 0938 0 0890 0 1035 20 0 0 8606 0 0013 15 1125 3 8025 0 0953 0 0404 0 1252 25 774 60 03 0 7906 0 0647 0 0630 0 0645 30 0 0 5363 0 0008 12 6750 9 5063 0 0594 0 0252 0 2759 56 818 37 41 0 7906 0 0403 0 0420 0 0330 40 0 0 2744 0 0004 10 2375 9 5062 0 0304 0 0129 0 4767 98 165 19 14 0 7906 0 0206 0 0270 0 0105 50 0 0 0873 0 0001 7 3125 11 4075 0 0097 0 0041 0 7181 147 867 6 09 0 7906 0 0066 0 0170 0 0045 60 0 4 8750 9 5063 0 0120 0 0120 70 0 2 4375 9 5062 0 0090 0 0165 80 0 1 4625 3 8025 0 0060 0 0210 90 0 1 4625 0 0000 0 0030 0 0255 100 0 1 4625 0 0000 0 0000 0 0300 110 0 1 4625 0 0000 0 0000 0 0300 120 0 0 0000 5 7038 Totals 83 3058 0 1245 VALVE Lift Opens Closes Duration Deg BBDC Deg 0 00000 96 92 57 00 333 92 52 71 0 00600 93 85 53 00 326 85 52 71 0 01000 91 79 50 33 322 13 52 71 0 02000 87 29 45 78 313 07 52 47 0 04000 78 89 37 78 296 67 51 94 0 05000 74 44 34 60 289 05 51 94 0 10000 56 67 20 90 257 56 50 71 0 15000 45 29 10 00 235 29 49 31 0 20000 35 74 0 10 215 64 46 07 0
53. 0 345 4 431 7 518 1 604 4 690 8 777 1 863 5 949 8 1036 2 23 514 1 621 2 6 179 6 269 4 359 2 449 0 538 8 628 6 718 4 808 2 898 0 987 8 1077 6 24 983 1 723 2 7 186 5 279 8 373 0 466 3 559 5 652 8 746 0 839 3 932 6 1025 8 1119 1 26 453 1 824 2 8 193 4 290 1 386 8 483 5 580 3 677 0 773 7 870 4 967 1 1063 8 1160 5 27 922 1 925 2 9 200 3 300 5 400 7 500 8 601 0 701 1 801 3 901 5 1001 6 1101 8 1202 0 29 392 2 027 3 0 207 2 310 9 414 5 518 1 621 7 725 3 828 9 932 6 1036 2 1139 8 1243 4 30 862 2 128 3 1 214 1 321 2 428 3 535 4 642 4 749 5 856 6 963 6 1070 7 1177 8 1284 9 32 331 2 229 3 2 221 1 331 6 442 1 552 6 663 2 773 7 884 2 994 7 1105 3 1215 8 1326 3 33 801 2 330 3 3 228 0 341 9 455 9 569 9 683 9 797 9 911 8 1025 8 1139 8 1253 8 1367 8 35 270 2 432 3 4 234 9 352 3 469 7 587 2 704 6 822 0 2939 5 1056 9 1174 3 1291 8 1409 2 36 740 2 533 3 5 241 8 362 7 483 5 604 4 725 3 846 2 967 1 1088 0 1208 9 1329 8 1450 6 38 210 2 634 3 6 248 7 373 0 497 4 621 7 746 0 870 4 994 7 1119 1 1243 4 1367 8 1492 1 39 679 2 736 3 7 255 6 383 4 511 2 639 0 766 8 894 6 1022 4 1150 2 1277 9 1405 7 1533 5 41 149 2 837 3 8 262 5 393 7 525 0 656 2 787 5 918 7 1050 0 1181 2 1312 5 1443 7 1575 0 42 618 2 938 3 9 269 4 404 1 538 8 673 5 808 2 942 9 1077 6 1212 3 1347 0 1481 7 1616 4 44 088 3 040 4 0 276 3 414 5 552 6 690 8 828 9 967 1 1105 3 1243 4 1381 6 1519 7 1657 9 45 558 3 141 4 1 283 2 424 8 566 4 708 1 849 7 991 3 1132 9 1274 5 1416 1 1557 7 1699 3 47 027 3 242 4 2 290 1 435 2 580 3 725
54. 0000 299 000 179 580 148 710 59 484 188 802 625 25 40 0 1411 235 333 141 342 117 045 83 304 148 600 88 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Air Fuel Exhaust Calculator Air Fuel Flow Details Engine Size RPM Horsepower Blower Air Fuel Ratio RPM Max HP Comp Ratio Exhaust Header Tube Length 280 Tube B Carb Size Diameter 75 Volumetric Collector Collector Efficiency o5 Length 18 0 Diameter 4 00 Exhaust System Flow Number of Cylinders 8 578 Affected RPM 2 25 Intake Runner Len 75 Peak Torque RPM Alcohol 13 59405 Horsepower Port Diam 125 Exhaust Len Exhaust Len Exhaust Dia Exhaust Dia Exhaust Dia Affected RPM Collect Len Exh System PeakTorq RPM Done CARFOR Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 89 Injector Size 1 Calculate EFI Injector Size and Fuel Pump Flow needed from Horsepower BSFC Number of Injectors and Duty Cycle Calculate Max Horsepower from EFI Injector Size Fuel Pressure Rated New Fuel Pressure Running BSFC Duty Cycle and Number of Injectors NOTE If you have not changed fuel pressure set New Fuel Pressure the same as Fuel Pressure Calculate change in Injector Flow Rating from Fuel Pressure Change using Fuel Pressure New Fuel Pressure and Injector Size Calculate needed Fuel Pressure Change for Desired Injec
55. 0110 0090 0070 0040 0010 0000 0000 Totals VALVE Rocker Cam Lift 0000 0010 0040 0070 0100 0130 0160 5088 60 0 5 3414 0 0080 12 4800 5344 70 0 5 6101 0 0084 8 3200 5616 80 0 5 8956 0 0088 8 8400 5808 90 0 6 0972 0 0091 6 2400 5904 100 0 6 1980 0 0093 3 1200 5952 110 0 6 2484 0 0093 1 5600 5920 120 0 6 2148 0 0093 1 0400 5824 130 0 6 1140 0 0091 3 1200 5648 140 0 5 9292 0 0089 5 7200 5376 150 0 5 6437 0 0084 8 8400 5056 160 0 5 3078 0 0079 10 4000 4688 170 0 4 9214 0 0074 11 9600 4256 4 4679 0 0067 14 0400 3744 190 0 3 9304 0 0059 16 6400 3168 200 0 3 3257 0 0050 18 7200 2624 210 0 2 7547 0 0041 17 6800 2064 220 0 2 1668 0 0032 18 2000 1520 230 0 1 5957 0 0024 17 6800 1056 240 0 1 1086 0 0017 15 0800 0544 250 0 0 5711 0 0009 16 6400 0304 260 0 0 3191 0 0005 7 8000 0128 270 0 0 1344 0 0002 5 7200 0016 280 0 0 0168 0 0000 3 6400 0032 290 0 1 5600 0080 300 0 1 5600 0112 310 0 1 0400 0144 320 0 1 0400 0192 330 0 1 5600 0240 340 0 1 5600 0256 350 0 0 5200 0256 TDC 0 0000 115 1582 0 1721 Lift Opens Closes Duration Deg BTDC Deg ABDC 0 00000 60 00 103 33 343 33 0 00600 53 75 96 07 329 82 0 01000 49 77 92 50 322 27 0 02000 44 09 85 91 310 00 0 04000 35 29 76 00 2
56. 1 1724 7000 286 000 195 078 0 5569 3 519 1 959 436 253 1 2454 341 387 0 9746 433 423 1 2373 8000 296 000 176 662 0 5043 4 021 2 028 451 507 1 2889 353 324 1 0086 448 577 1 2806 9000 297 000 157 563 0 4498 4 524 2 035 453 032 1 2933 354 518 1 0120 450 093 1 2849 1 0000 299 000 142 762 0 4075 5 027 2 049 456 083 1 3020 356 905 1 0189 453 124 1 2935 Avg 235 333 199 929 0 5707 3 016 1 612 358 968 1 0248 280 908 0 8019 356 639 1 0181 Exhaust Step CFM per Sq In L D Lift Lift CFM Increase Throat Valve Curtain MCSA Ratio mm M 3 s 2000 92 000 58 472 45 757 91 514 58 093 125 5 08 0 0434 3000 151 000 64 13 95 971 75 101 100 135 95 348 188 7 62 0 0713 4000 188 000 24 50 119 487 93 504 93 504 118 711 250 10 16 0 0887 5000 238 000 26 60 151 265 118 371 94 697 150 284 313 12 70 0 1123 6000 271 000 13 87 172 239 134 784 89 856 171 121 375 15 24 0 1279 7000 286 000 5 54 181 772 142 245 81 283 180 593 438 17 78 0 1350 8000 296 000 3 50 188 128 147 218 73 609 186 907 500 20 32 0 1397 9000 297 000 34 188 763 147 716 65 651 187 539 563 22 86 0 1402 1 0000 299 000 67 190 034 148 710 59 484 188 802 625 25 40 0 1411 Avg 235 333 149 570 117 045 83 304 148 600 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 87 To get the same Throat numbers as posted on my web site for the Throat calculations use valve stem size 0 Bore 4 225 Stroke Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Intake Valve Size 2 27 Intake Valve Bore
57. 101 6 Stroke 82 55 and Number of Cylinders of your engine 8 Shown by the green squares e Now lets you calculate your Engine Size in cubic centimeters cc s You will select Engine Size Shown by the black square e You engine size will be shown in the orange square in cubic centimeters cc s 5354 073 The Metric Mode can be toddled ON and OFF while the program is running If a change is made to the Metric Mode setting this will also be written saved to the parameter file The Metric Mode will be reloaded when that parameter file is Read Opened Based on Regional Settings in the Control Panel the program will display numbers with support for International settings this will show the for a decimal point as required xj d Program Set for Decimal Point to gt gt lt lt Comma OK In the above example you would enter the Bore 101 6 Stroke 82 55 and Number of Cylinders of your engine 8 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 5 The user can customize the Graph Function File CI CR Cam Info Comp Gauge Blowers Graph Draw Options lt r Graphic Options Line Width Custom Graph Size 7 coepi Line Width 100 Color Draw Line W Height 100 B ENTER Grid Style No Grid Select Graph BackGround Color Solid Line Select Graph Font Color Dash Line Graph Heads ON Large Lines Graph Logo
58. 13 52 59 47 807 3 228 12 76 0 08800 216 00 19 95448 0 02982 0 00286 0 58926 0 00200 3 00 16 23 69 73 1 109 4 438 15 31 0 09000 215 00 20 31351 0 03035 0 00389 0 80194 0 00200 3 50 18 92 79 52 1 443 5 772 17 86 0 09200 214 00 20 66834 0 03088 0 00509 1 04727 0 00200 4 00 21 62 88 88 1 803 7 210 20 40 0 09400 213 00 21 01897 0 03141 0 00644 1 32522 0 00200 4 50 24 32 97 83 2 184 8 735 22 94 0 09600 212 00 21 36541 0 03192 0 00794 1 63575 0 00200 5 00 27 01 106 39 2 583 10 332 25 48 0 09800 211 00 21 70764 0 03244 0 00961 1 97884 0 00200 5 50 29 69 114 59 2 996 11 986 28 02 0 10000 210 00 22 04567 0 03294 0 01143 2 35442 0 00200 6 00 32 38 122 45 3 422 13 687 30 55 0 10250 209 00 22 48921 0 03360 0 01341 2 76247 0 00250 6 50 35 06 129 36 3 818 15 273 33 08 0 10500 208 00 22 92750 0 03426 0 01555 3 20293 0 00250 7 00 37 74 135 92 4 215 16 861 35 61 0 10750 207 00 23 36054 0 03491 0 01785 3 67574 0 00250 7 50 40 41 142 15 4 611 18 444 38 13 0 11000 206 00 23 78833 0 03554 0 02030 4 18085 0 00250 8 00 43 07 148 09 5 004 20 017 40 64 0 11250 205 00 24 21087 0 03618 0 02291 4 71820 0 00250 8 50 45 73 153 74 5 394 21 575 43 16 0 11500 204 00 24 62817 0 03680 0 02568 5 28771 0 00250 9 00 48 39 159 14 5 779 23 114 45 66 0 11750 203 00 25 04021 0 03741 0 02860 5 88933 0 00250 9 50 51 04 164 28 6 158 24 632 48 16 0 12000 202 00 25 44701 0 03802 0 03168 6 52297 0 00250 10 00 53 68 169 19 6 532 26 126 50 66 0 12250 201 00 25 84855 0 03862 0 03491 7 18856 0 00250 10 50 56 3
59. 13500 05 20500 05 27000 oe 700 09 14 05 21000 05 27500 06 7500 0 755 14500 0 65 Reset Engine Size 280 865 Type Engine 4 Stroke Volumetric Efficiency 850 Number of Turbos 1 Units for Output Flow Boost Pressure RPM Flow per Turbo PSI BARS Ratio 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 000 000 1 0 72 3 109 7 147 9 186 9 226 7 260 3 292 6 323 7 353 5 375 5 395 0 1 470 101 1 1 79 6 120 7 162 7 205 6 249 4 286 3 321 8 356 0 388 9 413 0 434 5 2 939 203 1 2 86 8 131 7 177 5 224 3 272 1 312 3 351 1 388 4 424 2 450 6 474 0 4 409 304 1 3 94 0 142 6 192 3 243 0 294 8 338 3 380 3 420 7 459 6 488 1 513 5 5 878 405 1 4 101 3 153 6 207 1 261 7 317 4 364 4 409 6 453 1 494 9 525 6 553 0 7 348 507 1 5 108 5 164 6 221 9 280 4 340 1 390 4 438 9 485 5 530 3 563 2 592 4 8 818 608 1 6 115 7 175 5 236 7 299 1 362 8 416 4 468 1 517 8 565 6 600 7 631 9 10 287 709 1 7 123 0 186 5 251 4 317 8 385 5 442 4 497 4 550 2 601 0 638 3 671 4 11 757 811 1 8 130 2 197 5 266 2 336 5 408 1 468 5 526 6 582 6 636 3 675 8 710 9 13 226 912 1 9 137 4 208 5 281 0 355 1 430 8 494 5 555 9 614 9 671 7 713 4 750 4 14 696 1 013 2 0 144 7 219 4 295 8 373 8 453 5 520 5 585 1 647 3 707 0 750 9 789 9 16 166 1 115 2 1 151 9 230 4 310 6 392 5 476 2 546 6 614 4 679 7 742 4 788 5 829 4 17 635 1 216 2 2 159 1 241 4 325 4 411 2 498 8 572 6 643 6 712 0 777 7 826 0 868 9 19 105 1 317 2 3 166 4 252 3 340 2 429 9 521 5 598 6 672
60. 14 1375 3 8025 0 4059 0 1723 0 7181 147 867 242 30 0 5831 0 2146 0 3340 0 4770 60 0 5 0943 0 0076 11 7000 9 5062 0 4391 0 1864 0 9890 203 652 253 10 0 5631 0 2321 0 3500 0 5010 70 0 5 3506 0 0080 7 8000 15 2100 0 4612 0 1958 1 2776 263 083 260 13 0 5510 0 2438 0 3670 0 5265 80 0 5 6229 0 0084 8 2875 1 9013 0 4846 0 2057 1 5721 323 732 263 45 0 5310 0 2562 0 3790 0 5445 90 0 5 8152 0 0087 5 8500 9 5062 0 5012 0 2128 1 8615 383 340 265 79 0 5180 0 2650 0 3850 0 5535 100 0 5 9113 0 0088 2 9250 11 4075 0 5095 0 2163 2 1364 439 948 266 96 0 5118 0 2693 0 3880 0 5580 110 0 5 9593 0 0089 1 4625 5 7037 0 5136 0 2180 2 3891 491 983 267 54 0 5088 0 2715 0 3860 0 5550 120 0 5 9273 0 0089 0 9750 9 5063 0 5109 0 2169 2 6140 538 281 267 15 0 5108 0 2701 0 3800 0 5460 130 0 5 8312 0 0087 2 9250 7 6050 0 5026 0 2133 2 8071 578 059 265 98 0 5170 0 2657 0 3690 0 5295 140 0 5 6550 0 0084 5 3625 9 5063 0 4874 0 2069 2 9663 610 847 263 84 0 5288 0 2577 0 3520 0 5040 150 0 5 3826 0 0080 8 2875 11 4075 0 4639 0 1969 3 0905 636 413 260 52 0 5486 0 2453 0 3320 0 4740 160 0 5 0622 0 0076 9 7500 5 7038 0 4363 0 1852 3 1792 654 672 252 20 0 5646 0 2307 98 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 0 3090 0 4395 170 0 4 6938 0 0070 11 2125 5 7038 0 4046 0 1717 3 2323 665 615 241 85 0 5840 0 2139 0 2820 0 3990 180 0 4 2613 0 0064 13 1625 7 6050 0 3673 0 1559 3 2500 669 259 229 58 0 6106 0 1942 0 2500 0 3510 190 0 3 7486 0 0056 15 6000 9 5
61. 17 312 5 3437 928 288 774 8909 2 185 00 271 335 789 8 2339 7 236 385 17 390 5 3926 941 528 770 9080 3 188 57 276 568 782 2 2317 2 250 328 17 726 5 6063 1000 093 752 9150 6 190 01 278 688 779 1 2308 1 256 128 17 861 5 6944 1024 535 745 9159 3 190 20 278 953 778 7 2306 9 256 859 17 878 5 7054 1027 620 744 9391 3 195 01 286 019 768 4 2276 5 276 876 18 331 6 0056 1112 419 720 9449 3 196 22 287 785 765 9 2268 9 282 038 18 444 6 0823 1134 406 713 9560 0 198 52 291 157 748 7 2218 0 292 069 18 661 6 2320 1177 769 686 9631 5 200 00 293 335 737 5 2184 9 298 671 18 800 6 3320 1206 977 668 9670 0 200 80 294 507 731 5 2167 1 302 267 18 875 6 3869 1223 118 659 9780 0 203 08 297 858 714 3 2116 2 312 700 19 090 6 5483 1270 926 632 9872 4 205 00 300 672 699 9 2073 5 321 647 19 270 6 6894 1313 148 609 9887 0 205 31 301 124 697 6 2066 6 323 101 19 299 6 7126 1320 119 605 9890 0 205 37 301 208 697 2 2065 4 323 371 19 305 6 7169 1321 416 604 10000 0 207 65 304 558 680 0 2014 5 334 281 19 519 6 8933 1374 842 577 60 Foot ET 1 0270 132 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 330 2 7948 1 8 Mile 4 2981 1 8 Mile MPH 163 4496 1000 Foot ET 5 6060 1 4 Mile ET 6 7122 1 4 Mile MPH 204 6379 Try Using Rear Gear Ratio 5 310 1 2 Mile ET 19 078 1 2 Mile MPH 182 92 1 KM ET 21 402 1 KM MPH 192 58 1 Mile ET 28 119 1 Mile MPH 211 74 2 KM ET 32 171 2 KM MPH 219 15 3 KM E
62. 177 00 35 92395 0 05368 0 23321 48 02404 0 00333 27 50 139 85 273 57 17 077 68 309 131 97 0 19667 176 00 36 33687 0 05429 0 24149 49 72983 0 00333 28 00 142 07 273 19 17 030 68 121 134 06 0 20000 175 00 36 74279 0 05490 0 24991 51 46232 0 00333 28 50 144 26 272 80 16 981 67 924 136 13 0 20250 174 00 36 98949 0 05527 0 25845 53 22130 0 00250 29 00 146 45 273 50 17 069 68 275 138 19 0 20500 173 00 37 23094 0 05563 0 26712 55 00657 0 00250 29 50 148 61 274 16 17 151 68 603 140 23 96 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Port Time Area Intake Rocker 1 5 Ratio Intake Lash 0024 Cam Lift Duration Table Degrees BTDC 120 0 0 000 0 500 Intake Open 0 006 0 550 Rocker Arm 1 5 389 Exhaust Lash 0 03 0 020 0650 Degrees 240 0 0 040 0 700 Exhaust Open 0 050 075 Set Lift Table Done 0 100 Only used by the Port Time Area2 Graphing 0150 0 850 Intake Valve Angle 230 0 200 0 300 Exhaust Valve Angle 230 0 250 0 350 LSA Increase 00 0 300 1 000 Decrease Advance Retard oo 0 350 1 050 E 0400 1300 vance Retard 0 0 Exhaust DOHC 0 450 1 150 Metric DOHC Valve to Piston 0 0 skp _ Dee L Clearance TDC Increasing Degrees BTDC will Advance the ICL Decreasing Degrees BTDC will Retard the ICL Increasing Degrees BBDC will Retard the ECL Decreasing Degrees BBDC will Advance th
63. 202 Intake Valve Stem Diameter 0 3415 Intake Throat CSA 141 Number of Intake 1 Exhaust Valve Size 1 6 Exhaust Valve Stem Diameter 0 341 5 21 Exhaust Throat CSA 0 91 Number of Exhaust EIE Valves 1 CSA of CSA in Sq Valve Size C Inches Done Only used by the Analyze Flow Data Form Sq In Intake Port MCSA 00 Exhaust MCSA 0 0 Diameter For the user to enter CSA in sq inches check the CSA in Sq Inches button and then enter the sq inch valve into the Intake Throat CSA and Exhaust Throat CSA fields NOTE Since the throat area has the valve stem area remove from it if you want to use this as a TRUE CSA set the Intake and Exhaust Valve Stem Diameter to zero The last two columns are calculated using the user entered Velocity fps If the user enters 350 these columns will show the Minimum CSA Bore 4 0000 Stroke 3 2500 Rod Length 5 7000 RPM 6500 Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Number of Intake Valves 1 Exhaust Valves 1 Intake Valve Size 2 02 Exhaust Valve Size 1 6 Intake Valve Bore Ratio 0 505 Exhaust Valve Bore Ratio 0 4 Intake Valve Area 3 204739 sq in Exhaust Valve Area 2 010619 sq in Intake Valve Stem Size 0 3415 Exhaust Valve Stem Size 0 3415 Intake Valve Stem Area 0 091595 sq in Exhaust Valve Stem Area 0 091595 sq in Valve Lift at which the Valve Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE
64. 25000 26 48 10 20 196 29 43 42 0 30000 16 88 20 00 176 88 42 13 0 35000 5 95 30 49 155 46 36 68 0 40000 6 41 42 74 130 85 32 65 0 45000 19 23 55 42 105 35 28 26 0 50000 36 22 72 41 71 37 18 54 0 00600 133 33 90 00 403 33 39 02 0 01000 120 00 76 67 376 67 38 87 0 02000 96 92 57 00 333 92 38 44 0 04000 83 13 41 33 304 46 38 08 0 05000 76 67 36 19 292 86 37 53 0 10000 51 54 16 45 247 99 35 73 0 15000 36 67 0 91 217 58 33 82 0 20000 22 78 14 12 188 66 30 85 0 25000 7 14 29 38 157 77 27 42 0 30000 11 54 47 50 120 96 21 65 0 35000 34 00 70 56 75 44 13 06 Example of METRIC Bore 2 6378 Stroke 1 67323 Rod Length 3 56299 RPM 16200 Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Number of Intake Valves 2 Exhaust Valves 2 Intake Valve Size 1 06299 Exhaust Valve Size 0 90551 Intake Valve Bore Ratio 0 402984 Exhaust Valve Bore Ratio 0 343282 Intake Valve Area 1 774918 sq in Exhaust Valve Area 1 287972 sq in Intake Valve Stem Size 0 17717 Exhaust Valve Stem Size 0 17717 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 101 Intake Valve Stem Area 0 049306 in Valve Lift at which the Valve Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 265748 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 226378 Inches Intake Cen
65. 3 870 4 1015 5 1160 5 1305 6 1450 6 1595 7 1740 8 48 497 3 344 4 3 297 0 445 6 594 1 742 6 891 1 1039 6 1188 1 1336 7 1485 2 1633 7 1782 2 49 966 3 445 4 4 303 9 455 9 607 9 759 9 911 8 1063 8 1215 8 1367 8 1519 7 1671 7 1823 7 51 436 3 546 4 5 310 9 466 3 621 7 777 1 932 6 1088 0 1243 4 1398 8 1554 3 1709 7 1865 1 52 906 3 648 4 6 317 8 476 6 635 5 794 4 953 3 1112 2 1271 0 1429 9 1588 8 1747 7 1906 6 54 375 3 749 4 7 324 7 487 0 649 3 811 7 974 0 1136 3 1298 7 1461 0 1623 3 1785 7 1948 0 55 845 3 850 4 8 331 6 497 4 663 2 828 9 994 7 1160 5 1326 3 1492 1 1657 9 1823 7 1989 5 57 314 3 952 4 9 338 5 507 7 677 0 846 2 1015 5 1184 7 1353 9 1523 2 1692 4 1861 7 2030 9 58 784 4 053 5 0 345 4 518 1 690 8 863 5 1036 2 1208 9 1381 6 1554 3 1727 0 1899 7 2072 4 PSI BARS Ratio 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 64 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Volumetric Efficiency RPMs Table 100 08 800 15000 05 2150 055 150 05 800 03 15 05 22000 055 gs 9000 03 16000 05 22500 055 2500 052 900 02 16500 05 23000 055 30 033 10000 072 17000 pes 25 oe 3500 oss 10500 17500 05 200 oe 400 05 11000 oz 19000 ge 24500 oe 450 peas 11500 070 18500 ge 25000 oe 5000 12000 059 19000 05 25500 oe 550 12500 05 19500 05 26000 pe 50 ge 130 05 20000 05 2650 o5 50 079
66. 4 00 21 62 113 57 2 943 11 772 20 40 0 07400 223 00 17 32370 0 02588 0 00644 1 32522 0 00200 4 50 24 32 124 27 3 524 14 095 22 94 0 07600 222 00 17 71212 0 02647 0 00794 1 63575 0 00200 5 00 27 01 134 39 4 121 16 485 25 48 0 07800 221 00 18 09635 0 02704 0 00961 1 97884 0 00200 5 50 29 69 143 98 4 730 18 921 28 02 0 08000 220 00 18 47637 0 02761 0 01143 2 35442 0 00200 6 00 32 38 153 07 5 346 21 385 30 55 0 08200 219 00 18 85220 0 02817 0 01341 2 76247 0 00200 6 50 35 06 161 70 5 966 23 864 33 08 0 08400 218 00 19 22383 0 02872 0 01555 3 20293 0 00200 7 00 37 74 169 89 6 586 26 345 35 61 0 08600 217 00 19 59125 0 02927 0 01785 3 67574 0 00200 7 50 40 41 177 69 7 205 28 819 38 13 0 08800 216 00 19 95448 0 02982 0 02030 4 18085 0 00200 8 00 43 07 185 11 7 819 31 276 40 64 0 09000 215 00 20 31351 0 03035 0 02291 4 71820 0 00200 8 50 45 73 192 18 8 428 33 710 43 16 0 09200 214 00 20 66834 0 03088 0 02568 5 28771 0 00200 9 00 48 39 198 92 9 029 36 116 45 66 0 09400 213 00 21 01897 0 03141 0 02860 5 88933 0 00200 9 50 51 04 205 35 9 622 38 488 48 16 0 09600 212 00 21 36541 0 03192 0 03168 6 52297 0 00200 10 00 53 68 211 48 10 206 40 822 50 66 0 09800 211 00 21 70764 0 03244 0 03491 7 18856 0 00200 10 50 56 32 217 34 10 779 43 116 53 14 0 10000 210 00 22 04567 0 03294 0 03830 7 88602 0 00200 11 00 58 95 222 94 11 341 45 366 55 63 0 10250 209 00 22 48921 0 03360 0 04184 8 61526 0 00250 11 50 61 57 227 18 11 777 47 107 58 10 0 10500 208 00 22 92750 0 03426 0 04553 9 3
67. 411 2 493 4 575 6 657 9 740 1 822 3 43 00 2 965 3 9260 386 04 2 4084 0 04693 166 4 249 6 332 7 415 9 499 1 582 3 665 5 748 7 831 9 44 00 3 034 3 9940 391 01 2 4359 0 04666 168 3 252 4 336 5 420 7 504 8 588 9 673 1 757 2 841 3 45 00 3 103 4 0621 395 92 2 4632 0 04639 170 2 255 2 340 3 425 4 510 5 595 5 680 6 765 7 850 8 46 00 3 172 4 1301 400 77 2 4903 0 04613 172 0 258 0 344 1 430 1 516 1 602 1 688 1 774 1 860 1 47 00 3 241 4 1981 405 56 2 5173 0 04588 173 9 260 8 347 8 434 7 521 7 608 6 695 6 782 5 869 5 48 00 3 309 4 2662 410 30 2 5442 0 04563 175 8 263 6 351 5 439 4 527 3 615 1 703 0 790 9 878 8 49 00 3 378 4 3342 414 98 2 5710 0 04538 177 6 266 4 355 2 444 0 532 8 621 6 710 4 799 2 888 0 50 00 3 447 4 4023 419 61 2 5976 0 04514 179 4 269 2 358 9 448 6 538 3 628 0 717 8 807 5 897 2 PSI BARS Ratio Temp Ratio Density 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 Boost Pressure Output Blower Air RPM Flow per Turbo CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 67 Generate Blower Turbo Flow Map Driven by Boost Pressure and Density Ratio using Engine Size Volumetric Efficiency Temperature Blower Efficiency Barometric Pressure Intercooler Outlet Temperature and Intercooler Pressure Loss Engine Size 280 865 Type Engine 4 Stroke Volumetric Efficiency 850 Blower Efficiency 750 InterCooler Outlet Temp 82 500 InterCooler Pressure Loss 1 500 Number of Turbos 1 Units for Output Flow Boost Pressure O
68. 6 0 Rear Roll Center Height 12 0 Type Curve 2 Start Degrees 0 End Degrees 360 0 Every X Degrees 5 0 Start Seconds 23 0 End Seconds 30 0 Every X Seconds 0 025 Acceleration Top Speed Tire Rolling Resistance 0 015 Coefficient of Drag 0 34 Frontal Area 19 4 Veh Width 74 5 Track 29 92126 Shift Torque 2350 0 Veh Height 55 75 Percent Drive Train Power Loss 12 5 Percent Rear End Power Loss 6 5 Tire Rolling Radius 12 0 Dyno Correction 1 00 Launch RPM 5200 Shift RPM 1 2 10000 Shift RPM 2 3 10000 Shift RPM 3 4 10000 Shift RPM 4 5 9850 Shift RPM 5 6 10000 Shift RPM 6 7 9777 Shift RPM 7 8 9777 Shift RPM 8 9 9777 Shift Time 1 2 0 05 Shift Time 2 3 0 05 Shift Time 3 4 0 05 Shift Time 4 5 0 05 Shift Time 5 6 0 05 Shift Time 6 7 0 05 CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises 193 Shift Time 7 8 0 05 Shift Time 8 9 0 05 Tire Growth 1 0 0 Tire Growth 2 0 0 Tire Growth 3 0 0 Tire Growth 4 0 0 Tire Growth 5 0 0 Tire Growth 6 0 0 Tire Growth 7 0 0 Tire Growth 8 0 0 Tire Growth 9 0 0 Power Loss 1 6 0 Power Loss 2 6 0 Power Loss 3 6 0 Power Loss 4 6 0 Power Loss 5 6 0 Power Loss 6 6 0 Power Loss 7 6 0 Power Loss 8 6 0 Power Loss 9 6 0 Trans Gear 1 RollOut 11 75 Smooth HP Graph Coefficient of Mu 5 0 Converter Stall Speed 2350 Torque Multi
69. 6450 6 0 1 4585 0 0097 24 7146 30 9969 1 612 0 3280 144 507 1 820 1 8200 4 0 1 6137 0 0108 27 9035 30 9969 1 783 0 3628 064 225 1 985 1 9850 2 0 1 7600 0 0117 26 3091 15 4984 1 945 0 3957 016 056 2 175 2 1750 TDC 1 9284 0 0129 30 2953 38 7461 2 131 0 4336 000 000 2 390 2 3900 2 0 2 1190 0 0141 34 2815 38 7461 2 342 0 4765 016 056 2 525 2 5250 4 0 2 2387 0 0149 21 5256 123 9874 2 474 0 5034 064 225 2 730 2 7300 6 0 2 4205 0 0162 32 6870 108 4890 2 675 0 5443 144 507 2 925 2 9250 8 0 2 5934 0 0173 31 0925 15 4984 2 866 0 5832 255 900 3 150 3 1500 10 0 2 7929 0 0186 35 8760 46 4953 3 087 0 6280 398 1 404 3 325 3 3250 12 0 2 9480 0 0197 27 9035 77 4921 3 258 0 6629 572 2 018 3 555 3 5550 14 0 3 1520 0 0210 36 6732 85 2413 3 484 0 7088 777 2 741 3 740 3 7400 16 0 3 3160 0 0221 29 4980 69 7429 3 665 0 7456 1 013 3 571 3 920 3 9200 18 0 3 4756 0 0232 28 7008 7 7492 3 841 0 7815 1 279 4 508 4 115 4 1150 20 0 3 6485 0 0243 31 0925 23 2476 4 032 0 8204 1 574 5 549 4 395 4 3950 22 0 3 8967 0 0260 44 6457 131 7366 4 307 0 8762 1 898 6 692 4 545 4 5450 24 0 4 0297 0 0269 23 9173 201 4795 4 454 0 9061 2 251 7 936 4 730 4 7300 26 0 4 1937 0 0280 29 4980 54 2445 4 635 0 9430 2 631 9 277 4 925 4 9250 28 0 4 3666 0 0291 31 0925 15 4984 4 826 0 9819 3 039 10 714 5 100 5 1000 30 0 4 5218 0 0302 27 9035 30 9969 4 998 1 0168 3 473 12 244 5 270 5 2700 32 0 4 6725 0 0312 27 1063 7 7492 5 164 1 0507 3 932 13 864 5 410 5 4100 34 0 4 7966 0 0320 22 3
70. 6717 1 6896 1 6946 1 7056 1 7146 1 7235 1 7315 1 7385 1 7435 1 7475 1 7514 1 7534 1 7554 1 7554 1 7544 1 7524 1 7505 1 7455 1 7405 1 7335 1 7265 1 7186 1 7096 1 7006 1 6906 1 6797 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6667 6518 6378 6209 6019 5870 5680 5501 5311 5092 4873 4693 4424 4195 3956 3707 3417 3158 2939 2600 2361 2012 1713 1394 1095 0776 0447 0128 9769 9420 9021 8692 8284 7935 7556 7187 6729 6330 5981 5562 5213 407 098 802 516 240 973 713 460 213 969 728 489 251 013 773 531 285 035 780 519 250 973 688 393 087 771 443 102 748 381 000 604 193 766 323 864 388 896 385 858 312 748 166 565 946 308 651 974 279 564 830 077 303 511 699 867 015 144 252 342 411 460 490 500 490 460 411 342 252 144 015 867 699 2511 303 077 830 564 279 974 651 138 147 147 148 584 148 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 968 584 148 147 147 146 145 822 143 143 142 140 139 148 148 148 144 693 129 609 127 680 264 875 508 160 826 503 187 873 559 239 911 571 215 841 445 023 574 093 578 027 437 805
71. 83 Lranster Max Squish Max Squish Velocity 13767 Velocity 9 7 Inlet 01089 Exhaust TA 01089 Blowdown AEN Squish 2 Pia 8 Velociy quis 490 Blowdown 0 1089 0 1089 Dynamic Port Time Area Comp Ratio Distance to Port from Crank Duration Time Port open Total Port Area cm 2 cm 3 Angle Area deg Top of Cylinder Degrees Degrees in Milli Seconds Inch 2 cm 2 Milli seconds cm 2 cm 3 Exhaust Port 02 Exhaust 3d 74 125 211 749 5 4295 4 309 0 2255 8 7957 Exhaust Boost 1498 7516 204957 525557 3384 0208 78 Boost Port T 1 ranster Transfer 1533 80 917 198 165 5 0812 2 217 0 1086 4 235 Blowdow Blowdown Distance 0 2 6 792 Daan 0 1742 Squish Area Metric 2 Stroke Por t Timing 1 Calculate Exhaust Piston Travel using Stroke Rod Length and Crank Degrees Rotation 2 Calculate Exhaust Duration in Degrees Crank Degrees ATDC it Opens Time Port Open in Milliseconds using RPM Stroke Rod Length Deck Clearance and the Distance the Top of the Exhaust Port is from The Top of the Cylinder 3 Calculate Boost Piston Travel using Stroke Rod Length and Crank Degrees Rotation 4 Calculate Boost Duration in Degrees Crank Degrees ATDC it Opens Time Port Open in Milliseconds using RPM Stroke Rod Length Deck Clearance and the Distance the Top of the Boost Port is from The Top of the Cylinder 5 Calcula
72. 9 744 4 813 1 863 6 908 4 20 574 1 419 2 4 173 6 263 3 355 0 448 6 544 2 624 6 702 2 776 8 848 4 901 1 947 9 22 044 1 520 2 5 180 8 274 3 369 8 467 3 566 8 650 7 731 4 809 1 883 8 938 7 987 4 23 514 1 621 2 6 188 1 285 3 384 6 486 0 589 5 676 7 760 7 841 5 919 1 976 2 1026 9 24 983 1 723 2 7 195 3 296 2 399 4 504 7 612 2 702 7 789 9 873 9 954 5 1013 7 1066 4 26 453 1 824 2 8 202 5 307 2 414 1 523 4 634 9 728 7 819 2 906 2 989 9 1051 3 1105 9 27 922 1 925 2 9 209 8 318 2 428 9 542 1 657 5 754 8 848 4 938 6 1025 2 1088 8 1145 4 29 392 2 027 3 0 217 0 329 1 443 7 560 8 680 2 780 8 877 7 971 0 1060 6 1126 4 1184 9 30 862 2 128 3 1 224 2 340 1 458 5 579 4 702 9 806 8 907 0 1003 3 1095 9 1163 9 1224 4 32 331 2 229 3 2 231 5 351 1 473 3 598 1 725 6 832 8 936 2 1035 7 1131 3 1201 5 1263 9 33 801 2 330 3 3 238 7 362 1 488 1 616 8 748 2 858 9 965 5 1068 1 1166 6 1239 0 1303 4 35 270 2 432 3 4 245 9 373 0 502 9 635 5 770 9 884 9 994 7 1100 4 1202 0 1276 6 1342 9 36 740 2 533 3 5 253 2 384 0 517 7 654 2 793 6 910 9 1024 0 1132 8 1237 3 1314 1 1382 4 38 210 2 634 3 6 260 4 395 0 532 5 672 9 816 3 936 9 1053 2 1165 1 1272 7 1351 7 1421 9 39 679 2 736 3 7 267 6 405 9 547 3 691 6 838 9 963 0 1082 5 1197 5 1308 0 1389 2 1461 4 41 149 2 837 3 8 274 9 416 9 562 1 710 3 861 6 989 0 1111 8 1229 9 1343 4 1426 8 1500 9 PSI BARS Rati 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 Boost Pressure RPM Flow per Turbo CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Ent
73. 91 0 04000 34 31 74 89 289 20 53 51 0 05000 30 39 70 44 280 84 53 51 0 10000 18 74 59 77 258 51 51 52 0 15000 9 67 48 53 238 20 49 82 0 20000 1 24 38 76 217 52 47 61 0 25000 10 76 29 22 198 45 44 90 0 30000 20 29 19 44 179 16 41 64 0 35000 29 81 10 19 160 38 41 64 0 40000 40 57 0 25 139 18 33 74 0 45000 52 50 13 04 114 46 29 18 0 50000 69 58 28 67 81 75 24 29 0 55000 96 11 54 44 29 44 8 32 0 00600 95 00 143 33 418 33 39 34 0 01000 80 00 125 00 385 00 39 20 0 02000 53 33 95 71 329 05 38 72 0 04000 35 88 76 67 292 55 37 99 0 05000 30 00 70 00 280 00 37 99 0 10000 14 05 53 79 247 85 36 35 0 15000 1 43 38 57 217 14 33 42 0 20000 15 71 24 12 188 40 31 45 0 25000 30 00 10 00 160 00 29 12 0 30000 46 55 6 67 126 78 23 53 0 35000 70 00 29 00 81 00 16 92 Major Intensity 49 05 Minor Intensity 105 00 I E Rocker Arm Ratio 1 600 Valve Lash 0 0256 Valve Angle 23 0 Cam Valve Crank Time Time Valve Valve Valve Valve Piston Cylinder User L D Lift Lift Angle Port Port Velocity Acceler Lift Lift Travel Volume Supplied Valve Ratio Area Area FPS ation Horiz Vert cc Air Discharge cm 2 2 FPS 2 Flow Coefficient 0 0000 0 0256 120 0 0 0000 0 0000 0 0020 0 0224 110 0 1 0400 4 0560 0 0050 0 0176 100 0 1 5600 2 0280 0 0070 0 0144 90 0 1 0400 2 0280
74. Acceleration Top Speed 148 CARFOR Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Forces on X axis and force on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed a du da CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 149 Graph MPH X axis Aero Drag HP Tire Rolling Resistance Total Drag DARK BLUE and Corrected HP at Drive Wheel s on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed and Graph X high value Graph Y high value UV V Mz mS AD AN CHUVLY LV HU AUAM LIS 150 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph MPH on X axis ET on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed and Graph X high value Graph Y high value 80 3 27 TD T1 3 221 89 1 33 T4 1 0 T5 0 67 u il T B 22 _ CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 151 Graph Speed MPH on and RPM Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed CS Converter Slippage Shown if Automatic Transmission PD Primary Drive Ratio Shown if used RGR Rear Gear Ratio TD Tire Diameter T10 Transmission Gear Ratios for 1 thru 10 Gear 152 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Gr
75. Bore Rod Length Stroke Compression Ratio Crank Angle Degrees ATDC of Max Cylinder Pressure Compression Gauge Max Cylinder Pressure and Wrist Pin Offset 16 Graph First will set up the X Axis and Y Axis ranges and Produce a graph based on the selected option 17 Graph 1 will add another Graph line to the present Graph this will produce good results if the same option is selected 18 Calculate Intake Valve Close ABDC using Bore Stroke Rod Length Compression Ratio Dynamic CR and Wrist Pin Offset 19 Calculate Intake Valve Close ABDC using Bore Stroke Rod Length Compression Ratio Barometric Pressure Temperature Humidity and Compression Gauge Reading Note Intake Valve Closing is when the valve actually closes Compression of the air fuel mixture cannot start until the intake valve is closed Lets take a ex 1 SBC using 1 5 1 ratio rocker arms That has a valve lash of 030 for the intake solid lifters That means at 020 of cam lift the valve closes Lets take a ex 2 BBC using 1 7 1 ratio rocker arms That has a valve lash of 017 for the intake solid lifters That means at 010 of cam lift the valve closes Add an extra 004 for valve train flex Using a degree wheel you need to find where the intake lifter measures 014 lifter on the closing ramp Hydraulic lifters are another deal and preload spring seat pressure and oil pressure all can come into play for general use 004 to 006 cam lift is a
76. Cylinders and Collector Diameter 23 Calculate Air Filter 512 Paper Element using Engine Size RPM and Filter Diameter 24 Calculate Air Filter Size Foam Element using Engine Size RPM and Filter Diameter 25 Estimate Exhaust Muffler s airflow needed for no Horsepower lose using Horsepower 26 Calculate Engine Mass Air Flow Using Engine Size RPM Volumetric Efficiency Inlet Temperature Barometric Pressure and Blower Pressure Also Mass Fuel Flow using Air Fuel Ratio 27 Calculate VE Volumetric Efficiency Using Engine Mass Air Flow Engine Size RPM Inlet Temperature Barometric Pressure 28 Calculate RPM Using VE Volumetric Efficiency Engine Mass Air Flow Engine Size Inlet Temperature Barometric Pressure Sub Screens They will pop up when their button is clicked Analyze Air Flow Data Form This will calculate the average Velocity at the valve throat if CSA of valve size box is checked and discharge coefficients for each valve lift and port flow cfm using the valve size the valve stem size and the throat CSA How is CSA calculated Valve Diameter Percent CSA is used to calculate throat CSA Than the Valve Stem CSA is calculated from Valve Stem Diameter and this is subtracted from the throat CSA If CSA in Sq Inches box is checked it will use the valu nter for CSA subtracting the Value calculated
77. Enterprises Compression Gauge Octane Requirements Engine 7 Weather Details Intake Closes Bore Stroke 325 ao 1655 Aone 355 Comp Ratio 1359405 Rod Length 57 590 p 2332 DynamicCH Gnako 52123 Humidity 50 Dew Point 550 TEE 75 SAM 17098 fee 000000000 Piston CiankAnge itake Cove 9590998 TUE Quen 888 DC CGP Ca CGP R m Cylinder Pressure Piston Pressure k exponent z icPsi Dos CGP BP In Hal Tuming Force In IVC CR C Hal C CGP CG Op Compress Gauge CR Comp Gauge Comp Gauge DOS Comp Ga 005 ULH gt Lomp Offset Needed Graph First Graph 1 Intake Close DCA Intake Close PSI Quit Compression Gauge Octane Requirement Calculate Cranking Compression Pressure Dynamic Compression Ratio Dynamic Stroke Cylinder Volume Intake Closing Gas Octane requirements Note All of these functions use Wrist Pin Offset 1 Estimate the Compression Gauge reading PSIA and Gas Octane needed from the Compression Ratio Cylinder Size Rod Length Intake Valve Closing Cam Timing Barometric Pressure Wrist Pin Offset and Temperature 2 Estimate the Compression Ratio and gas octane needed from th
78. Lift 0 4 Inches Intake Centerline 116 00000 vser seiected pc Discharge Coefficient 0 5 Throat CSA 0 91 Intake 2 5434 sq in Throat CSA 0 91 Exhaust 1 5545 sq in Effective Throat CSA 0 89086 Effective Throat CSA 0 8793 Valve Lift at which the Throat Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 40079 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 30927 Inches Valve Duration Time Port Time Port Piston Cylinder Valve Degrees Piston Curtain Depress Depress Throat Lift Area cm 2 Area Travel Volume Velocity Flow Area ion for ion for Area 2 Inch Deg 28 CFM Velocity DC of 1 User DC Velocity 0 05600 232 00 13 63892 0 02038 0 00000 0 00000 0 00200 00 00 00 000 000 00 0 05800 231 00 14 06514 0 02102 0 00008 0 01637 0 00200 50 2 71 17 65 071 284 2 55 0 06000 230 00 14 48716 0 02165 0 00032 0 06549 0 00200 1 00 5 41 34 11 266 1 062 5 11 0 06200 229 00 14 90497 0 02227 0 00072 0 14735 0 00200 1 50 8 12 49 51 559 2 238 7 66 0 06400 228 00 15 31859 0 02289 0 00127 0 26195 0 00200 2 00 10 82 63 95 933 3 732 10 21 0 06600 227 00 15 72801 0 02350 0 00199 0 40925 0 00200 2 50 13 52 77 50 1 370 5 481 12 76 0 06800 226 00 16 13323 0 02411 0 00286 0 58926 0 00200 3 00 16 23 90 24 1 858 7 432 15 31 0 07000 225 00 16 53425 0 02471 0 00389 0 80194 0 00200 3 50 18 92 102 24 2 385 9 542 17 86 0 07200 224 00 16 93108 0 02530 0 00509 1 04727 0 00200
79. Ratio Intake Valve Area 4 047 Intake Valve Intake Valve Stem Size 0 0 Stem Area At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift Intake Centerline 0 567 111 0 Throat CSA 0 91 Intake Effective Throat CSA 0 At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift User Intake MCSA Choke 0 469 347 613 870 212 160 Step Increase 58 22 35 22 10 93 29 94 63 33 72 90 662 563 762 929 Step Increase 13 50 60 87 54 50 34 67 3 5625 Rod Length 5 7 RPM 9800 Number of Intake Valves 1 Exhaust Valves 1 Exhaust Valve Size 1 6 0 537278 Exhaust Valve Bore Ratio 0 378698 078 sq in Exhaust Valve Area 2 010619 sq in Exhaust Valve Stem Size 0 0 0 0 sq in Exhaust Valve Stem Area 0 0 sq in Valve Lift at which the Valve Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE 5 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 4 Inches User Selected DC Discharge Coefficient 0 5 3 3514 sq in Throat CSA 0 91 Exhaust 1 6650 sq in 91 Effective Throat CSA 0 91 Valve Lift at which the Throat Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE 95 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 33124 Inches 3 142731 User Exhaust MCSA Choke 1 583673 Intake Curtain Effective Throat Valve MCSA Lift CFM DC Area Area fps DC fps DC fps DC 2000 146 000 0 7013 1 426
80. SOHC engine has one camshaft for each cylinder head This camshaft operates both the intake and exhaust valves Sonic Velocity The Speed of Sound for a particular gas at a given inlet pressure and temperature Specific Gravity Weight of a given volume of substance compared to that of an equal volume of water which is assigned value of 1 0 Speed of Sound Is dependent on the temperature of the air or exhaust In air on a standard day the speed of sound is about 340 m sec 71110 ft sec Speed Trap A places where timing sensors are placed to detect cars passing by them By measuring the distance between the timing sensors and the time it takes for a car to pass by them speed can be calculated Spoiler A strip on the rear deck lid It is designed to create down force on the rear of the vehicle to help increase traction CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 185 Spring Rate The relationship between load and deflection normally in pounds per inch Sprung Weight The mass of the vehicle that is supported by the springs Squish As the piston approaches top dead center on the compression stroke the mixture is pushed out of the Squish Area and this promotes increased turbulence and more efficient combustion But too much turbulence can also create a problem Squish Clearance Distance between the top of piston and the deck of the cylinder head Squish Ratio Is the ratio of the squish area to bore area and
81. Speed This graph was produced from the MUSTOOME PRM file and using Nitrous RPM Start of 3000 a Nitrous HP Starting of 50 0 Nitrous RPM Full of 5000 Progressive Multi Stage Trans Gear Nitrous HP Nitrous RPM Start Nitrous HP Starting Nitrous RPM Full Stage 1 5000 Stage 2 9200 HorsePqwer Torque AA p ly Ex d RF 118 4 3480 3900 4740 6000 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 145 Graph Wheel Torque RPM on X axis Wheel Torque on Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Speed 2500 Wheel Torque gt 3 22 TD 25 6811 1 3 37 T2 1 99 1 33 T4 TALTS 0 67 Hegis 2080 1560 li N 146 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Wheel Torque MPH Wheel Torque Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Speed Where the line for each gear crosses the line for the next gear that MPH RPM is where your ideal shift is for that gear The first set upper lines is with a Dyno Correction Factor of 1 0 and the second set lower lines show the same setup with a Dyno Correction Factor of 1 1 T1 3 37 T 3 37 Tl UM A 140 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 147 Graph Forces RPM X axis and force on Y axis using same inputs as
82. Sprung Front 500 Ballast Quit Let 500 500 Right 500 500 Rear 500 500 Ballast Ibs 110 Ballast Pos CARE UR Add Ballast from Rear end 56 0 Ballast Y Pos Weight Weight Place Ballast from Right 31 25 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 155 Roll Stiffness When body roll occurs in a vehicle with suspension something on outside has to resist the body roll That is the springs and sway bars If the total rate of the front springs and sway bars is 823 64 and the total rate of the rear springs and sway bars is 960 02 the rear of the car has a stiffer roll resistance The end of the car that has the most roll resistance handles that proportion of weight transfer caused by body roll Or in other words 46 16 of all inside to outside weight transfer caused by body roll 1 handled at the front due to the spring and sway bar rates installed there Calculate Spring Wheel Rates from Suspension Frequency CPM and Corner Sprung Weights Previous Screen Calculate Spring Rates from Spring Wheel Rates and Spring Movement Wheel Calculate Motion Movement Ratio Using Length 1 Length 2 and Angle of Sock Spring Corner Weights Percentages Weight Distribution Ballast Spring Rates Sway Bar Rates Left Front 200 Right Front 800 Front 175 Rear 125 Left Rear 500 Right Rear 500 Sway Bar M
83. Tire Diameter Trans Gear 1 1 2874 34 225 0 0 Tire Rolli oll Resistance 120 Resistance 005 Loss 15 mE of Drag E Aerodynamic 77777 Wheel Drive 2874 12 1 0 00 Fat HP Loss Frontal Area Sq 134 087 _ fetes Launch RPM 5200 Fr ower Loss G Force from T1234 Vehicle Weight 53500 Shift RPM plus driver 0 0 Acceleration Dune 1 2 10000 0 05 Z 65 1 00 5 09 ove Lor Factor 3 10000 0 05 09 0 0 on CD On 4 18844444 Acceleration and Speed This form lets enthusiasts predict many aspects of vehicle acceleration run You can then vary 1 or more parameters like Rear End Gear Ratio or Tire Diameter and Tire Radius and rerun to see what effect the changes have on performance These estimates can be used for street performance drag strip or all out speed runs To see how changes in weather will affect a run use the Weather Form to calculate the Dyno Correction Factor Because weather conditions influence engine torque and HP you need to adjust the Dyno Correction Factor to match the weather conditions at the track if you are trying to match a run These calculations may take a number of seconds on slower computers 1 Calculate Drive Wheel Torque using Torque Trans First Gear Rear Gear Ratio and 5 Drive Train Power Loss est RWD Manual Trans 15 RWD Aut
84. Torsion Bars Torsion Bar Bar Diameter ar Diameter 0 88 Tor Bar Diameter Spring Index 80 Bar Rate Sway Bar Number Of Coils 12 0 Sway Change Percent Rate 5416516 AmLengh 135 Solid Height 88 aisi Bar Rate Leaf Spring Ib inch 108 2743 dT TELE Modulus of Bar 1178000 Quit Swap Bar Old New CARFOR SPRINGS NOTE The Modulus of Rigidity is based on the material the spring is made of and can be gotten from many physics books NOTE The Modulus of Bar is based on the material the Torsion Bar is made of 9 10 Calculate Rigidity Calculat Coil Spring Rate from Wire Diameter Number of Active Coils Modulus of and the Diameter of the Coils from wire center to wire center Rigidity Calculate of Rigidit Calculate Wire Diameter from Coil Spring Rate Number of Active Coils Modulus of and the Diameter of the Coils from wire center to wire center Number of Active Coils needed from Coil Spring Rate Wire Diameter Modulus y and the Diameter of the Coils from wire center to wire center Diameter of the Coils from wire center to wire center from Coil Spring Rate Wir Calculate Coils and Calculate Length and Calculate Length and Calculate use zero Calculate Diameter Number of Active Coils and Modulus of Rigidity Modulus of Rigidity from Coil Spring Rate Wire Diameter Number of Active the Diameter of the Coi
85. Works in Metric Mode 17 Bore Open 18 Stroke Rod Length Compression Ratio Squish Ratio and Squish Clearance Calculate Max Squish Velocity and at what Degr RPM by using Stroke using Stroke using Stroke Horsepower Calculate Max Squish Velocity and at what Degrees by every Calculate Squish and Piston areas from Bore and Squish Ratio Calculate Squish Volume from Squish Areas and Squish Clearance Stroke Rod Length Compression Ratio RPM Squish Ratio and Squish Clearance very Degr Exhaust Crank Degrees ATDC Bore Time Bore Time Port Bore Tim number of 01 Degrees from Exhaust Crank Degrees ATDC from Bore NOTE MSV is a function of combustion chamber squish geometry Some factors which will increase MSV Increase in RPM Increase squish area ratio Decrease squish clearance d Lower CR e Shorter Rod f Lower Intake Port b The reverse of these will decrease MSV N A engines will want more MSV than engines have had boost or N20 added to them and the more boost or N20 added the lower MSV should be number of Length o and Length o and 19 Estimate Inlet Exhaust Transfer and Blowdown TA s from BMEP 20 Estimate Inlet Exhaust Transfer and Blowdown TA s from HP RPM cylinders and Engine Size 21 Graph MVS 1 Squish Velocity by Degree from Bore Stroke Rod Comp
86. an exhaust lobe you would need to edit the generated CMM file by removing the every x degrees 1 line and changing the word intake to exhaust You would then append this file to the end of the file that you generated for the intake lobe Using the following Intake and Exhaust point will produce a 110 LSA with a 110 Intake Rocker 1 Ratio Intake Lash 0 024 Exhaust D BTDC i pan 66 0 Open BBDC 1075 CenterLine 110 Rocker Arm iz Close ATDC 675 Duration 355 atio Exhaust Lash 0 03 Cam Lift 04 Valve Lift 05 Degrees 283 0 Rocker Ratio 15 Lash 0 03 Exhaust Open Using the Camshaft screen with the 000 duration and wanted ECL we can get a starting point for Degrees BBDC Exhaust Open by taking the 107 7 and adding 180 gt 107 5 180 287 5 Constant Lash Ramp This option will generate an open and close lash ramp The 000 duration will be the length of the ramp max lift will be the height of the ramp There are 6 different styles based on which radio button is clicked V is a Constant Velocity 2 is a constant Acceleration and so on 172 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises p pet e HAUN TIU Example of Asymmetrical Cam ERAT
87. dynamic roll stiffness are correct There will be a range of several when the car is pronounced as good Y ou can adjust within this range increase the efficiency of the car remove some rear down force or front down force Note to display the aero in the data system create a math channel for the front ride height and another for the rear ride height Create another channel for each end which is ride height times the ride rate ride rate is wheel rate x2 This will give you down force at each end Make another channel to find the on the rear wheels A Stiff car is very sensitive to speed tire condition and track condition It will be fast if setup correctly but you will have to chase the setup as the track and tires change It will have a much narrower line that can be driven around a corner Slick conditions or low track grip l Less static roll stiffness distribution 1 the front when cornering forces are modest less bar both ends but remove less from the front as well as less total roll stiffness Oval track only decrease static wedge Make overall roll resistance distribution more front stiff both ends softer but remove less from the front 2 Less dynamic roll stiffness Remove low speed bump both ends and rebound both ends High grip needs stiffer roll resistance at both ends but proportionally softer at the front or stiffer at the back 196 The shocks can also be stiffer but with less added to the front This is j
88. for the Valve Stem CSA to calculate the average Velocity at that CSA location of the port NOTE To just use the CSA value entered Set Valve Stem Diameter to zero This can be used to see how the average velocity will vary through the port as the CSA changes Discharge Coefficient Is the ratio of the actual flow to the theoretical flow through an area defined by the valve diameter PI valve lift Curtain Window Area Read in Open Flow Information from a file There are many flw files on the Internet for use with Dyno Programs Note these file do not have valve stem diameter or CSA information If the flow numbers are at a depression other than 28 inches of water they will be converted to 28 inches of water Options Original which does Velocity at the Throat area and Discharge Coefficient at the Curtain Area Velocity and Discharge Coefficient at Curtain Area Velocity and Discharge Coefficient at Throat Area Velocity and Discharge Coefficient at Valve Area CFM Flow per Sq Inch at Throat Area and at Valve Area EFI Sizing Calculate EFI Injector Size and Fuel Pump Flow needed from Horsepower BSFC Number of Injectors and Duty Cycle Calculate Max Horsepower from EFI Injector Size Fuel Pressur Rated New Fuel Pressure Running BSFC Duty Cycle and Number of Injectors NOTE If you have not changed fuel pressure set New Fuel Pressure the same as Fuel Pressure Calculate change Injector Flow Rat
89. m 3 1 0 New Density 1 38 min min C Crank Gear or Diameter Flow Map Units Ratio C Ibs min STP C kg s C kg hr C m 3 hr Pressure Ratio IC Density Ratio IC Outlet Temp Comp Air Temp Blow Density Ratio Compr Inlet Flow HP from Add Cha Flow PR Flow BR TAE EE Use volumetric 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 BLOWERS stimate Horsepower Increase from adding blower pressure te Blower Pressur needed from engine Horsepower and Horsepower increase te Effective Compression Ratio from Compression Ratio and blower Pressure d a stimate Original Normal Horsepower from Horsepower and Blower Pressure a a e stimate Compression Ratio with Blower Pressure from normal unblown ompression Ratio Running the same fuel Estimate Blower Pressur needed from Effective Compression Ratio wanted Compression Ratio Calculate Blower Drive Ratio and Blower RPM from RPM Blower Gear and Crank Tooth count Calculate Crank Gear from Blower RPM RPM and Blower Gear Tooth count Calculate Blower Gear from Blower RPM RPM and Crank Gear Tooth count Calculate Calculate Pressure Ratio from Blower Pressure Barometric Pressure Intercooler Efficiency from Blower Outlet Inter
90. moment arm and bars determine HOW FAR the chassis rolls Shocks determine how rapidly the roll occurs Shocks also can affect the total roll stiffness statictdynamic roll stiffness distribution during roll and de roll Keep in mind that if the static roll stiffness 1s not correct you can cover up the problem by adjusting shocks to bring total roll stiffness during corner entry and exit back to where it should be On a 90deg or less corner you may not notice the problem A 90 deg or more corner the car will show its static roll stiffness handling in the middle of the corner For example the problem may show itself as turns in great and washes out in the middle The shocks affect the dynamic roll stiffness much the same way that springs and bars do Bump adjustment is similar to changing spring rate when that shock 15 compressing resists spring compression Rebound adjustment 15 similar to changing sway bar as the shock extends the bar resists spring extension The following are guidelines for dynamic roll stiffness adjustments When trying to correct corner exit use rebound changes on the front and bump changes on rear first When trying to correct corner entry use compression adjustments on the front and rebound on the rear Corner entry oversteer increase bump on the front and or decrease rebound in the rear Corner entry understeer decrease bump on the front and or increase rebound in the rear Corner exit oversteer decrease rebound on the fro
91. normally Varies from 3096 6096 of Bore area Squish Velocity Is the speed with which the mixture is pushed out of the squish area as the piston moves to TDC normally this is shown in m s MSV is the Maximum Squish Velocity which normally is between 5 and 10 degrees before TDC Standard Day There are 2 in use 29 92 inches of Mercury at 60 degrees F and zero humidity SAE J816 that was used back in the muscle car era 29 23 inches of Mercury at 77 degrees and zero humidity SAE J1349 started being used in the early 706 Static Compression Ratio See Compression Ratio Static Ride Height The distance from the bottom of the vehicle to the road when the vehicle is not moving STP Standard Temperature and Pressure See Standard Day Stroke The distance the piston moves from top dead center TDC to bottom dead center BDC The stroke is controlled by the rod journal throw of the crankshaft Sway Bar A suspension component intended to prevent side to side body movement in relation to the axles and wheels Swept Volume The volume displaced by a piston s travel TDC Top Dead Center Telemetry The recording of time coded data from a racecar Throttle Body Fuel Injection The fuel injection s are located at the engine s throttle body thereby feeding fuel to more than one cylinder Tight When in a turn the vehicles front tires lose traction before the rear tires Tire Growth The amount that a tire will increase in size diameter wit
92. or Write Save whatever parameter file they want DO NOT try to edit this file as the first character of a line means that that line is comment and will be ignored when read by the program Comment lines may be placed any where in the file The user may add Acceleration or Road ROad HP information at the end of the file for use by the program These files are in ASCII and you can use NotePad to look at them or add Acceleration information All parameters will be written using U S units except the two stroke exhaust screen which only works in Metric units NOTE in the DEMO version when reading Opening parameters for screens where the user cannot change values these values parameters will be ignored If changes are made to the graph function help box setting or Background color of entry forms these will also be saved and then reloaded when that parameter file is Read Opened NOTE Logic has been added to check if a file named zxqvwuOO prm is present in the same folder as the CARFORW executable Tf this file is present the program will automatically load in these values at startup 12 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Edit Parameter File Notes Lets the User Add Update Notes that are save the CARFOR PRM file The Use Large Screen Resolution Mode can only be toddled ON while the program is running If a change is made to the use Large Screen Resolution this will also be written saved
93. small diameter to the end of the large diameter diagonal Calculators Port CSA Done Port Height 1 35 Port Width 15 Top Left Arc 15 Top Right 025 Bottom Left 01375 Bottom Right Q0 Are Arc Port CSA 2 8766 Calculate CSA Port Average CSA Port cc s 1655 Port Length 5 168 Port Average 1 9542 CSA Calculate ACSA Port FPS CSA Air Speed 7 Port Velocity E 312 5 Calculate FPS Calculate Calcualte CSA Small End 20 Large End 40 2 43555 Diameter Diameter Degrees Port Lenath 235 Side Length 2352127 Calculate T aper Calculate Length Calculate Large End CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 81 Air Fuel Exhaust Calculator Intake Exhaust Valve Lift Yelocity Discharge Valve Lift Flow CFM Velocity Discharge est Throat fps Coefficient est Throat fne Coefficient lt F E TM 5 4 4 Test Pressure Read in Flow Information from a file There are many flw or dfw or dyn files on the Internet for use with Engine Simulation Programs This will import the flow and lift information Valve and Throat Sizing Intake Valve Size 202 p t Diameter Intake Throat 5 on Number of Intake EET alves Exhaust Valve Size oo Stem iameter Exhaust Throat CSA 09 _ rios of Exhaus
94. to the parameter file The Use Large Screen Resolution Mode will be reloaded when that parameter file is Read in Opened or if a CARFOR LRG file is present in the same folder as the program the program will when loading automatically set itself into Large Screen mode What is Large Screen Resolution Mode Since the program is developed for 800 by 600 screen resolution when run on monitors that are set to a much higher resolutions the forms will be small and only fill a small area on the screen and maybe hard to read This function will examine the users system and makes better use the available screen area by enlarging the forms as well as the fonts The Use Full Screen Resolution Mode can only be toddled ON while the program is running If a change is made to the use Full Screen Resolution this will also be written saved to the parameter file The Use Full Screen Resolution Mode will be reloaded when that parameter file is Read in Opened or if a CARFOR FUL file is present in the same folder as the program the program will when loading automatically set itself into Full Screen Mode How does Full Screen Mode differ from Large Screen Resolution Mode Since the program is developed for 800 by 600 screen resolution when run on monitors that are set to a much higher resolutions the forms will be small and only fill a small area on the screen and maybe hard to read This function will examine the users system and makes better use the available scree
95. 0 0000 0280 0000 0560 0280 00 Valve ation FPS 2 0000 9013 8025 0000 0000 0000 0000 4684 4919 5170 5346 5435 5479 5449 5361 5199 4949 4654 4315 3918 3446 2916 2415 1900 1399 0972 0501 0280 0118 0015 Valve Angle 23 0 1988 2088 2194 2269 2307 2326 2313 2276 2207 2101 1976 1832 1663 1463 1238 1025 0806 0594 0413 0213 0119 0050 0006 Valve Valve Lift Horiz Lift Vert 9890 2776 5721 8615 1364 3891 6140 8071 9663 0905 1792 2323 2500 2323 1792 0905 9663 8071 6140 3891 1364 8615 5721 FP 203 263 323 383 439 491 538 578 610 636 654 665 669 665 654 636 610 578 538 491 439 383 323 652 083 732 340 948 983 281 059 847 413 672 615 259 615 672 413 847 059 281 983 948 340 732 Piston Cylinder Volume Supplied Valve Discharge Flow Coefficient Travel 100 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises cc 358 80 384 40 405 80 415 40 420 20 422 60 421 00 416 20 407 40 387 60 355 60 332 53 308 34 271 36 239 92 205 31 170 03 127 12 89 54 46 24 25 84 10 88 847
96. 0 0 Torque 444 0 BMEP 0 0 Journal Diameter 2 5 Show 3 Decimals Yes Data for CR Deck Clearance 016 Head Gasket 021 Head Gasket Bore 4 01 Head Gasket CC 4 347 Comb Chamber Vol 65 0 Dome Vol 19 5 Total Vol 75 3 Depth First Ring 0 250 Top Land Diameter 3 965 Ring CC 0 897 Piston Depth 1 0 CCs Poured 197 1 Dish Depth 0 060 Dish Bore 3 880 Dish CC 11 63 Data for ET MPH HP MPH 192 453 MPHS 156 466 MPH60 73 4916 ET 7 105 ET8 4 554 ET60 1 1133 Hook Factor 1320 0 Car Weight 2350 0 Data for Blowers Max Compression Ratio 9 5 Effective Compression Ratio 0 0 Blower Pressure 0 0 Blower Efficiency 75 Blower Gear 35 Blower Ratio 1 0 Blower RPM 6500 Crank Gear 35 IC In Temp 175 5 IC Out Temp 82 5 IC Pressure Loss 1 5 Blower Density Ratio 1 5 Pressure Ratio 0 0 Number of Turbos 1 Blower Option 0 Rotary 2 Stroke No Blower Graph No Use VE RPM Table No VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 VE RPM 0 75 Data for Camshafts 190 CARFOR Performan
97. 0 00250 26 00 133 11 236 89 12 805 51 220 125 60 0 21500 169 00 38 14426 0 05699 0 21704 44 69340 0 00250 26 50 135 37 238 12 12 938 51 753 127 74 0 21750 168 00 38 35947 0 05732 0 22506 46 34516 0 00250 27 00 137 62 239 29 13 066 52 264 129 86 0 22000 167 00 38 56943 0 05763 0 23321 48 02404 0 00250 27 50 139 85 240 41 13 188 52 753 131 97 0 22250 166 00 38 77414 0 05794 0 24149 49 72983 0 00250 28 00 142 07 241 47 13 305 53 221 134 06 0 22500 165 00 38 97360 0 05823 0 24991 51 46232 0 00250 28 50 144 26 242 49 13 417 53 668 136 13 0 22750 164 00 39 16781 0 05852 0 25845 53 22130 0 00250 29 00 146 45 243 45 13 524 54 094 138 19 0 23000 163 00 39 35678 0 05881 0 26712 55 00657 0 00250 29 50 148 61 244 36 13 625 54 500 140 23 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 95 4 0000 Stroke 3 2500 Rod Length 5 7000 RPM 6500 Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Number of Intake Valves 1 Exhaust Valves 1 Intake Valve Size 2 02 Exhaust Valve Size 1 6 Intake Valve Bore Ratio 0 505 Exhaust Valve Bore Ratio 0 4 Intake Valve Area 3 204739 sq in Exhaust Valve Area 2 010619 sq in Intake Valve Stem Size 0 375 Exhaust Valve Stem Size 0 375 Intake Valve Stem Area 0 110447 sq in Exhaust Valve Stem Area 0 110447 sq in Valve Lift at which the Valve Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 505 Inches Exhaust Valve
98. 0 1 30 BTDC Before Top Dead Center BTU British Thermal Unit The quantity of heat required to raise one pound of water from 59 F to 60 F By Pass Valve A pressure release valve that relieves un needed and potentially hazardous pressures created by the supercharger by recirculating it through the supercharger Cam Advance Retard Is the number of degrees the Intake centerline has been moved Advancing the camshaft will reduce the centerline and improve mid range torque Retarding will increase the centerline and improve high end horsepower Camber The outward positive or inward negative tilt of the wheels in degrees Cam Profile The shape of each lobe on a camshaft The profile determines the amount of duration or time the valve is open It also largely determines the valve s maximum lift Camshaft A shaft whose lobes push on valve lifters rocker arms or the valves themselves to convert rotary motion into linear motion Carbon Fiber Is a man made very expensive material that is lighter than aluminum and stronger than steel Caster The forward negative or rearward positive tilt of the wheels in degrees CC cc Cubic centimeter Center of Gravity CG It is the center point of the vehicle s mass That point in an object if through which an imaginary pivot line were drawn would leave the object in balance The closer the weight is to the ground the lower the center of gravity CFM Cubic Feet per Minute Indica
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102. 00 634 3 581 1 174 6 Average based on 22 points Dyno BP 29 92 Dyno VP 0 46 Dyno Temp 71 0 RPM Torque Fuel BSFC A F SCFM lb hr Ratio Acceleration 3600 517 2 176 7 0 498 0 0 447 0 Acceleration 3700 537 7 175 9 0 464 0 0 469 0 Acceleration 3800 552 4 174 4 0 436 0 0 487 0 Acceleration 3900 556 8 172 3 0 417 0 0 510 0 Acceleration 4000 564 1 180 4 0 42 0 0 522 0 Acceleration 4100 570 0 189 9 0 427 0 0 539 0 Acceleration 4200 571 9 196 9 0 431 0 0 562 0 Acceleration 4300 572 4 198 0 0 423 0 0 592 0 Acceleration 4400 571 4 213 0 0 445 0 0 595 0 Acceleration 4500 566 1 213 0 0 439 0 0 620 0 Acceleration 4600 565 1 221 9 0 448 0 0 638 0 Acceleration 4700 570 5 223 2 0 437 0 0 665 0 Acceleration 4800 557 3 227 4 0 446 0 0 693 0 Acceleration 4900 550 4 236 0 0 46 0 0 699 0 Acceleration 5000 548 5 230 6 0 442 0 0 690 0 Acceleration 5100 542 1 243 0 0 462 0 0 721 0 Acceleration 5200 525 5 251 4 0 483 0 0 715 0 Acceleration 5300 517 2 251 5 0 482 0 0 710 0 Acceleration 5400 518 2 252 3 0 474 0 0 717 0 Acceleration 5500 511 8 259 1 0 483 0 0 739 0 Acceleration 5600 496 7 251 9 0 476 0 0 750 0 Acceleration 5700 481 6 255 0 0 488 0 0 789 0 Acceleration 5800 480 1 258 6 0 488 0 0 772220 Acceleration 5900 468 9 254 5 0 483 0 0 766 0 Acceleration 6000 455 7 253 1 0 486 0 0 774 0 Engine Size 458 8724 ci Dyno Barometric Pressure 29 92 Dyno Vapor Pressuree Fuel U
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106. 050 Open 12 Close 60 6 Duration 252 6 Intake Cam Lift 2 35807 Valve Lift 2 6302 Area 30 86 Exhaust 0 050 Open 60 5 Close 16 Duration 256 5 Exhaust Cam Lift 2 36339 Valve Lift 2 63956 Area 31 72 Bore 4 0000 Stroke 3 2500 Rod Length 5 7000 RPM 6500 Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Number of Intake Valves 1 Exhaust Valves 1 Intake Valve Size 2 055 Exhaust Valve Size 1 6 Intake Valve Bore Ratio 0 51375 Exhaust Valve Bore Ratio 0 4 Intake Valve Area 3 316756 sq in Exhaust Valve Area 2 010619 sq in Intake Valve Stem Size 0 3415 Exhaust Valve Stem Size 0 3415 Intake Valve Stem Area 0 091595 sq in Exhaust Valve Stem Area 0 091595 sq in Valve Lift at which the Valve Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 51375 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 4 Inches Intake Centerline 111 0 User Selected DC Discharge Coefficient 0 5 Throat CSA 0 91 Intake 2 6550 sq in Throat CSA 0 91 Exhaust 1 5734 sq in Effective Throat CSA 0 8947 Effective Throat CSA 0 88462 Valve Lift at which the Throat Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 41125 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 31302 Inches I N T A K E Rocker Arm Ratio 1 500 Valve Lash 0 0240 Valve Angle 23 0 Cam Valve Crank Time Time Valve Valve Valve Valve Piston Cylinder User L D Lif
107. 062 0 3231 0 1371 3 2323 665 615 209 42 0 6332 0 1708 0 2140 0 2970 200 0 3 1719 0 0047 17 5500 7 6050 0 2734 0 1160 3 1792 654 672 186 29 0 6656 0 1445 0 1800 0 2460 210 0 2 6272 0 0039 16 5750 3 8025 0 2264 0 0961 3 0905 636 413 157 22 0 6782 0 1197 0 1450 0 1935 220 0 2 0665 0 0031 17 0625 1 9013 0 1781 0 0756 2 9663 610 847 126 74 0 6951 0 0942 0 1110 0 1425 230 0 1 5219 0 0023 16 5750 1 9013 0 1312 0 0557 2 8071 578 059 93 34 0 6951 0 0693 0 0820 0 0990 240 0 1 0573 0 0016 14 1375 9 5062 0 0911 0 0387 2 6140 538 281 64 85 0 6951 0 0482 0 0500 0 0510 250 0 0 5447 0 0008 15 6000 5 7037 0 0469 0 0199 2 3891 491 983 33 41 0 6951 0 0248 0 0350 0 0285 260 0 0 3044 0 0005 7 3125 32 3213 0 0262 0 0111 2 1364 439 948 18 67 0 6951 0 0139 0 0240 0 0120 270 0 0 1282 0 0002 5 3625 7 6050 0 0110 0 0047 1 8615 383 340 7 86 0 6951 0 0058 0 0170 0 0015 280 0 0 0160 0 0000 3 4125 7 6050 0 0014 0 0006 1 5721 323 732 98 0 6951 0 0007 0 0140 0 0030 290 0 1 4625 7 6050 0 0110 0 0075 300 0 1 4625 0 0000 0 0090 0 0105 310 0 0 9750 1 9013 0 0070 0 0135 320 0 0 9750 0 0000 0 0040 0 0180 330 0 1 4625 1 9013 0 0010 0 0225 340 0 1 4625 0 0000 0 0000 0 0240 350 0 0 4875 3 8025 0 0000 0 0240 360 0 0 0000 1 9013 Totals 109 8314 0 1613 80027 VALVE Lift Opens Closes Duration Deg BTDC Deg ABDC Area 0 00000 60 00 103 33 343 33 54 19 0 00600 53 33 95 71 329 05 54 11 0 01000 49 39 91 90 321 30 54 09 0 02000 43 33 85 15 308 48 53
108. 091 23 425 209 92956 24 100 204 04979 24 775 198 49041 23 450 209 70576 24 125 203 83834 24 800 198 29032 23 475 209 48243 24 150 203 62733 24 825 198 09063 23 500 209 25957 24 175 203 41675 24 850 197 89135 23 525 209 03719 24 200 203 20661 24 875 197 69246 23 550 208 81529 24 225 202 99690 24 900 197 49398 23 575 208 59385 24 250 202 78763 24 925 197 29589 23 600 208 37288 24 275 202 57878 24 950 197 09820 23 625 208 15238 24 300 202 37037 24 975 196 90090 23 650 207 93235 24 325 202 16238 25 000 196 70400 124 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Rear Gear 33 7 Primary Gear Ratio 20 3 25 4 10000 0 05 5 3 9850 0 05 Throttle S RPM 4000 6 10000 0 05 Throttle 5 Time 03 UV 9777 0 05 3500 3 25 Torque 4440 Distance 1175 Converter Stall inches Top Speed Track Torque Pap 4364 oil 1 6 SAE Corrected 436 4 8 Width 745 of 50 3 3777 0 05 CVT Power 2 Height 5575 Shift Torque Up 9777 0 05 rack BP or Ai 2 9 9 4 97 005 Beaty 23 2126 Wheel Torque Aero Roll Hp Acceleration ROad Est Frontal iud Quit rase Top Speed Throttle Stop CVT Sub Screens Nitrous Screen laraphing n Automatic n Primary Trans Drive Ratin 0 0
109. 1 000 104 554 0 2985 86 581 0 2472 111 495 0 3183 3000 231 000 0 7398 2 139 1 583 165 424 0 4722 136 988 0 3911 176 407 0 5036 4000 314 000 0 7542 2 853 2 151 224 862 0 6419 186 208 0 5316 239 791 0 6845 5000 384 000 0 7378 3 566 2 631 274 991 0 7850 227 720 0 6501 293 248 0 8371 6000 426 000 0 6821 4 279 2 919 305 068 0 8709 252 627 0 7212 325 322 0 9287 7000 450 000 0 6176 4 992 3 083 322 255 0 9199 266 859 0 7618 343 650 0 9810 8000 465 000 0 5584 5 705 3 186 332 997 0 9506 275 754 0 7872 355 105 1 0137 9000 473 000 0 5049 6 418 3 241 338 726 0 9670 280 499 0 8007 361 214 1 0312 1 0000 482 000 0 4631 7 131 3 302 345 171 0 9854 285 836 0 8160 368 087 1 0508 Avg 374 556 0 6399 4 279 2 566 268 227 0 7657 222 119 0 6341 286 036 0 8166 Intake Step CFM per Sq In L D Lift Lift CFM Throat Valve Curtain MCSA Ratio mm M 3 s 2000 146 000 43 564 36 075 102 364 46 456 088 5 08 0 0689 3000 231 000 68 927 57 078 107 973 73 503 132 7 62 0 1090 4000 314 000 93 693 77 587 110 076 99 913 176 10 16 0 1482 5000 384 000 114 579 94 883 107 693 122 187 220 12 70 0 1812 6000 426 000 127 112 105 261 99 559 135 551 264 15 24 0 2010 7000 450 000 134 273 111 191 90 144 143 188 308 17 78 0 2124 8000 465 000 138 749 114 898 81 506 147 960 352 20 32 0 2195 9000 473 000 141 136 116 874 73 696 150 506 396 22 86 0 2232 1 0000 482 000 143 821 119 098 67 588 153 370 441 25 40 0 2275 Avg 374 556 111 761 92 550 93 400 119 182 Exhaust Curtain
110. 1 2 108 8579 3 84 78 124 337 804 4 5007 7 22 746 7 969 1 3569 97 613 2 071 8602 5 85 00 124 673 803 3 5001 3 22 931 7 990 1 3620 98 241 2 068 8869 3 87 64 128 540 791 5 4927 8 25 131 8 238 1 4206 105 659 2 034 9108 5 90 00 132 007 781 0 4861 9 27 220 8 460 1 4740 112 614 2 004 9159 3 90 51 132 743 778 7 4847 9 27 678 8 508 1 4854 114 127 1 997 9449 3 93 37 136 946 765 9 4768 0 30 391 8 777 1 5514 123 030 1 960 9560 0 94 47 138 550 748 7 4661 0 31 472 8 880 1 5772 126 578 1 913 9614 2 95 00 139 335 740 2 4608 3 32 010 8 930 1 5900 128 362 1 890 9670 0 95 55 140 144 731 5 4554 1 32 571 8 982 1 6034 130 233 1 866 9780 0 96 64 141 739 714 3 4447 2 33 695 9 084 1 6303 134 022 1 820 9890 0 97 73 143 333 697 2 4340 3 34 845 9 186 1 6579 137 955 1 773 10000 0 98 81 144 927 680 0 4233 4 36 021 9 289 1 6862 142 038 1 726 gt gt gt gt Gear Change 2 gt 3 7724 1 98 82 144 934 820 8 3946 8 36 026 9 289 1 7363 149 305 1 604 7816 8 100 00 146 674 823 9 3961 7 37 339 9 400 1 7700 154 212 1 609 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 131 7820 0 100 05 146 733 824 0 3962 2 37 384 9 404 1 7711 154 379 1 609 8000 0 102 35 150 110 830 0 3991 0 40 025 9 621 1 8362 164 034 1 618 8207 4 105 00 154 001 820 8 3946 9 43 219 9 870 1 9114 175 474 1 596 8289 3 106 05 155 538 817 2 3929 5 44 526 9 969 1 9414 180 119 1 588 8579 3 109 76 160 980 804 4 3867 8 49 365 10 317 2 0490 197 148 1 556 8598 1 110 00 161 334 803 5 3863 8 49 691 10 340 2 05
111. 1 2997 484 30 000 3636 479 5468 144 523 706 2618 047 40 000 2947 534 4667 490 549 442 2122 048 50 000 2143 861 3763 043 479 779 1543 452 60 000 1282 068 2872 043 326 646 923 012 70 000 423 039 2188 802 117 629 304 563 80 000 375 314 1977 391 109 788 270 204 90 000 1066 120 2273 218 317 097 767 543 100 000 1620 175 2790 265 473 937 1166 429 110 000 2028 858 3306 587 564 141 1460 656 120 000 2302 365 3735 542 586 598 1657 565 130 000 2464 197 4057 515 551 467 1774 074 140 000 2544 135 4281 270 474 246 1831 625 150 000 2571 940 4426 014 370 397 1851 643 160 000 2573 011 4512 199 252 084 1852 413 170 000 2566 109 4556 677 127 191 1847 445 180 000 2562 555 4570 267 000 1844 886 190 000 2566 109 4556 677 127 191 1847 445 200 000 2573 011 4512 199 252 084 1852 413 210 000 2571 940 4426 014 370 397 1851 643 220 000 2544 135 4281 270 474 246 1831 625 230 000 2464 197 4057 515 551 467 1774 074 240 000 2302 365 3735 542 586 598 1657 565 250 000 2028 858 3306 587 564 141 1460 656 260 000 1620 175 2790 265 473 937 1166 429 270 000 1066 120 2273 218 317 097 767 543 280 000 375 314 1977 391 109 788 270 204 290 000 423 039 2188 802 117 629 304 563 300 000 1282 068 2872 043 326 646 923 012 310 000 2143 861 3763 043 479 779 1543 452 320 000 2947 534 4667 490 549 442 2122 048 330 000 3636 479 5468 144 523 706 2618 047 340 000 4163 519 6088 995 407 911 2997 484 350 000 4493 845 6480 440 222 741 3235
112. 12 671 790 7 2981 7 113 823 13 630 3 3333 439 152 1 124 9159 3 149 41 219 141 778 7 2936 6 124 530 14 045 3 5144 478 254 1 097 9195 5 150 01 220 009 777 1 2930 5 126 015 14 101 3 5390 483 660 1 093 9449 3 154 15 226 080 765 9 2888 2 136 738 14 490 3 7137 522 620 1 068 9501 7 155 00 227 334 757 8 2857 6 139 026 14 570 3 7504 530 957 1 053 9560 0 155 95 228 729 748 7 2823 3 141 601 14 659 3 7919 540 420 1 036 9670 0 157 75 231 361 731 5 2758 6 146 545 14 828 3 8721 558 854 1 005 9780 0 159 54 233 993 714 3 2693 8 151 603 14 997 3 9547 578 083 974 9808 3 160 00 234 670 709 9 2677 2 152 924 15 040 3 9764 583 170 966 9890 0 161 33 236 624 697 2 2629 1 156 777 15 165 4 0400 598 161 943 10000 0 163 13 239 256 680 0 2564 3 162 066 15 334 4 1282 619 143 912 gt gt gt gt Gear Change 4 gt 5 7856 0 163 13 239 261 825 2 2444 7 162 075 15 334 4 1784 631 144 861 7946 0 165 00 242 002 828 2 2453 6 167 709 15 510 4 2773 654 946 861 7964 9 165 40 242 591 828 8 2455 5 168 938 15 548 4 2985 660 099 861 8000 0 166 12 243 646 830 0 2458 9 171 152 15 616 4 3366 669 358 861 8187 1 170 01 249 343 821 7 2434 4 183 440 15 981 4 5445 720 588 843 8289 3 172 13 252 456 817 2 2421 0 190 398 16 180 4 6600 749 572 833 8427 8 175 00 256 674 811 1 2402 8 200 100 16 450 4 8187 789 987 819 8579 3 178 15 261 289 804 4 2383 0 211 088 16 746 4 9956 835 787 803 8668 5 180 00 264 004 800 4 2371 3 217 739 16 920 5 1012 863 538 794 8869 3 184 17 270 121 791 5 2344 9 233 226
113. 15 70 55 70 251 39 41 53 0 15000 3 57 43 57 227 14 40 06 0 20000 7 68 32 32 204 65 37 96 0 25000 18 78 21 22 182 44 35 47 0 30000 30 37 9 63 159 27 32 45 0 35000 43 30 3 30 133 41 28 23 0 40000 59 62 19 62 100 76 21 83 Minor Intensity 36 23 Major Intensity 24 31 Double Harmonic 1 458 119 5 Cam Lift Opens Closes Duration Deg BTDC Deg ABDC Area 0 00600 68 96 108 96 357 92 38 81 0 01000 61 71 101 71 343 43 38 75 0 02000 49 96 89 96 319 92 38 58 0 04000 35 29 75 29 290 59 38 14 0 05000 29 77 69 77 279 55 37 91 0 10000 9 17 49 17 238 35 36 37 0 15000 6 32 33 68 207 36 34 51 0 20000 19 77 20 23 180 46 32 07 0 25000 32 39 7 61 155 23 29 38 0 30000 44 96 4 96 130 08 25 81 0 35000 58 36 18 36 103 28 21 59 0 40000 74 30 34 30 71 41 15 59 0 45000 109 50 69 50 1 00 0 45 Minor Intensity 63 88 Major Intensity 40 37 Double Harmonic 2 330 55 Cam Lift Opens Closes Duration Deg BTDC Deg ABDC Area 0 00600 46 41 87 41 313 83 46 61 0 01000 43 88 84 88 308 76 46 59 0 02000 39 20 80 20 299 40 46 53 0 04000 32 43 73 43 285 86 46 33 0 05000 29 64 70 64 280 27 46 19 0 10000 18 15 59 15 25 31 45 39 0 15000 8 50 49 50 238 00 44 15 0 20000 0 56 40 44 219 88 42 58 0 25000 9 65 31 35 201 70 40 56 0 30000 19 34 21 66 182 31 37 80 0 35000 530 51 10 49 159 98 34 21 0 40000 45 35 45 130 30 28 56 0 45000 109 00 68 00 3 00 0 90 Minor Intensity 28 49 Major Intensity 19 12 Harmonic Sinusoidal
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116. 2 000 162 212 0 4631 7 131 3 302 354 869 1 0131 285 836 0 8160 368 087 1 0508 374 556 224 160 0 6399 4 279 2 566 275 764 0 7872 222 119 0 6341 286 036 0 8166 Intake Step CFM per Sq In L D Lift Lift CFM Increase Throat Valve Curtain MCSA Ratio mm M 3 s 2000 146 000 44 788 36 075 102 364 46 456 088 5 08 0 0689 3000 231 000 58 22 70 863 57 078 107 973 73 503 132 7 62 0 1090 4000 314 000 35 93 96 325 77 587 110 076 99 913 176 10 16 0 1482 5000 384 000 22 29 117 799 94 883 107 693 122 187 220 12 70 0 1812 6000 426 000 10 94 130 683 105 261 99 559 135 551 264 15 24 0 2010 7000 450 000 5 63 138 046 111 191 90 144 143 188 308 17 78 0 2124 8000 465 000 3 33 142 647 114 898 81 506 147 960 352 20 32 0 2195 9000 473 000 1 72 145 101 116 874 73 696 150 506 396 22 86 0 2232 1 0000 482 000 1 90 147 862 119 098 67 588 153 370 441 25 40 0 2275 374 556 114 902 92 550 93 400 119 182 Exhaust Curtain Effective Throat Valve MCSA Lift CFM fps DC Area Area fps DC fps DC fps DC 2000 92 000 219 634 0 6270 1 005 630 140 333 0 4006 109 817 0 3135 139 423 0 3980 3000 151 000 240 324 0 6861 1 508 1 035 230 329 0 6575 180 243 0 5145 228 835 0 6533 4000 188 000 224 408 0 6406 2 011 1 288 286 768 0 8186 224 408 0 6406 284 907 0 8133 5000 238 000 227 273 0 6488 2 513 1 631 363 036 1 0364 284 092 0 8110 360 681 1 0296 6000 271 000 215 655 0 6156 3 016 1 857 413 373 1 1801 323 482 0 9235 410 691
117. 2 1 740 4893 7 241 915 3999 5 20 00 29 337 585 9 2488 2 360 2 320 7383 13 633 915 3999 5 25 00 36 670 585 9 2488 2 703 2 900 9873 21 852 915 3999 5 30 00 44 003 585 9 2488 2 1 215 3 480 1 2363 31 896 915 3999 5 35 00 51 336 585 9 2488 2 1 929 4 060 1 4853 43 767 915 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 133 3999 5 40 3999 5 40 3999 5 45 gt gt gt gt Throttle Stop Start 3999 5 47 3999 5 47 gt gt gt gt Throttle Stop End 4100 0 49 4177 8 50 4200 0 50 4300 0 51 4400 0 52 4500 0 53 4595 5 55 4600 0 55 4700 0 56 4800 0 57 4900 0 58 5000 0 59 07 00 27 PH 77857 x 31 07 51 78 72 5 82 85 145 134 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 00 58 86 59 00 66 87 70 87 70 71 73 73 481 236 992 668 747 502 258 013 768 669 928 002 215 215 970 335 726 585 585 585 o 585 9 585 597 605 608 619 630 641 646 646 652 657 663 669 2488 2488 2488 2488 2488 2534 2571 2581 2628 2675 2721 2744 2745 2769 2793 2816 2840 5 O QU O N to WN 879 069 100 4 936 A XO oO OY 936 315 624 714 132 570 028 485 507 007 529 073 640 A OY OY OY OY OY OY UI
118. 2 173 87 6 898 27 594 53 14 0 12500 200 00 26 24485 0 03921 0 03830 7 88602 0 00250 11 00 58 95 178 35 7 258 29 034 55 63 0 12750 199 00 26 63590 0 03980 0 04184 8 61526 0 00250 11 50 61 57 182 64 7 611 30 445 58 10 0 13000 198 00 27 02170 0 04038 0 04553 9 37619 0 00250 12 00 64 19 186 73 7 956 31 826 60 57 0 13250 197 00 27 40225 0 04094 0 04938 10 16872 0 00250 12 50 66 79 190 65 8 294 33 176 63 03 0 13500 196 00 27 77755 0 04150 0 05338 10 99275 0 00250 13 00 69 39 194 40 8 623 34 494 65 48 0 13750 195 00 28 14760 0 04206 0 05754 11 84819 0 00250 13 50 71 98 197 99 8 945 35 780 67 93 0 14000 194 00 28 51240 0 04260 0 06184 12 73492 0 00250 14 00 74 57 201 43 9 258 37 034 70 36 0 14250 193 00 28 87196 0 04314 0 06630 13 65284 0 00250 14 50 77 14 204 72 9 564 38 255 72 79 0 14500 192 00 29 22626 0 04367 0 07091 14 60184 0 00250 15 00 79 70 207 88 9 861 39 443 75 21 0 14750 191 00 29 57532 0 04419 0 07567 15 58180 0 00250 15 50 82 26 210 90 10 150 40 599 77 62 0 15000 190 00 29 91913 0 04470 0 08058 16 59260 0 00250 16 00 84 80 213 80 10 431 41 723 80 02 0 15333 189 00 30 42303 0 04546 0 08563 17 63412 0 00333 16 50 87 33 215 40 10 587 42 349 82 41 0 15667 188 00 30 91993 0 04620 0 09084 18 70623 0 00333 17 00 89 86 216 91 10 736 42 944 84 79 0 16000 187 00 31 40984 0 04693 0 09619 19 80880 0 00333 17 50 92 37 218 33 10 877 43 507 87 16 0 16333 186 00 31 89274 0 04765 0 10170 20 94170 0 00333 18 00 94 87 219 66 11 010 44 040 89 52 0 16667 185 00 32 36865 0 04
119. 2 450094 94 46096 15 53904 16 05433 263 08328 75 0000 36 189831 89 01572 15 98428 17 90452 293 40253 80 0000 39 930867 83 69463 16 30537 19 75536 323 73231 85 0000 43 639191 78 50075 16 49925 21 59001 353 79687 90 0000 47 283163 73 43591 16 56409 23 39282 383 33972 95 0000 50 833897 68 50075 16 49925 25 14951 412 12666 100 0000 54 265525 63 69463 16 30537 26 84727 439 94796 105 0000 57 555343 59 01572 15 98428 28 47487 466 61957 110 0000 60 683856 54 46096 15 53904 30 02267 491 98342 115 0000 63 634703 50 02621 14 97379 31 48257 515 90688 120 0000 66 394499 45 70626 14 29374 32 84795 538 28143 125 0000 68 952599 41 49500 13 50500 34 11354 559 02076 130 0000 71 300816 37 38552 12 61448 35 27529 578 05851 135 0000 73 433091 33 37020 11 62980 36 33021 595 34554 140 0000 75 345162 29 44083 10 55917 37 27619 610 84732 145 0000 77 034227 25 58875 9 41125 38 11184 624 54110 150 0000 78 498621 21 80492 8 19508 38 83633 636 41342 155 0000 79 737525 18 08001 6 91999 39 44926 646 45760 160 0000 80 750695 14 40444 5 59556 39 95052 654 67170 165 0000 81 538246 10 76852 4 23148 40 34015 661 05663 170 0000 82 100458 7 16241 2 83759 40 61830 665 61466 175 0000 82 437635 3 57622 1 42378 40 78511 668 34826 180 0000 82 550000 0 00000 0 00000 40 84070 669 25924 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 31 4 0 Stroke 3 25 Wrist Pin Offset 0 06 Rotation Time of crank per degree in Milliseconds Rotation Time of crank per rev i
120. 2 9 8000 0 571 429 838 095 669 20 000 000 4 0190 1019 34 1 9976 0 1630 613 5 818 91 1013 18 0 1340 750 7 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 139 This is Raw Data Graphed from an Inertia Dyno 1101 gt E E Y 6500 6800 7100 7400 7700 140 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Engine RPM X axis Torque Y axis BLUE Corrected Torque Horse Power axis GREEN Corrected Horse Power RED using Torque and RPM inputs for Acceleration Top Speed Ps remm en iy ected is T NI S BE iu TT WTA f 3775 BENI 4600 4875 BN This graph was produced from the MUSTOOS PRM file CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 141 Graph Engine RPM X axis Torque Y axis BLUE Nitrous Torque Horse Power axis GREEN Nitrous Horse Power RED using Torque and RPM inputs for Acceleration Top Speed Nitrous Progressive Multi Stage Trans Gear Nitrous HP Nitrous RPM Start Nitrous HP Starting Nitrous RPM Full Stage 1 Stage 2 TEE tan Weiss N EH Ag Ng V This graph was produced from MUSTOOME PRM file 142 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Engine RPM X axis Torque Y axis BLUE Nitr
121. 228 46 4953 5 301 1 0786 4 416 15 571 5 615 5 6150 36 0 4 9784 0 0332 32 6870 100 7398 5 502 1 1195 4 924 17 362 5 805 5 8050 38 0 5 1469 0 0343 30 2953 23 2476 5 688 1 1573 5 455 19 234 5 925 5 9250 40 0 5 2533 0 0351 19 1339 108 4890 5 806 1 1813 6 008 21 183 6 100 6 1000 42 0 5 4084 0 0361 27 9035 85 2413 5 978 1 2161 6 582 23 207 6 260 6 2600 44 0 5 5503 0 0370 25 5118 23 2476 6 134 1 2480 7 176 25 300 6 415 6 4150 46 0 5 6877 0 0380 24 7146 7 7492 6 286 1 2789 7 789 27 461 6 575 6 5750 48 0 5 8296 0 0389 25 5118 7 7492 6 443 1 3108 8 419 29 684 6 725 6 7250 50 0 5 9626 0 0398 23 9173 15 4984 6 590 1 3407 9 067 31 967 6 860 6 8600 52 0 6 0823 0 0406 21 5256 23 2476 6 722 1 3677 9 730 34 304 102 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises User Selected DC Discharge Coefficient 0 5 Throat CSA 0 91 Exhaust 1 0173 sq in User Supplied Valve Discharge Flow Coefficient Air 4 i 0000000 DON 9 39 59 79 98 28 48 67 87 17 36 56 95 05 25 44 74 04 63 22 81 69 78 76 04 61 17 73 09 83 67 33 38 83 07 81 05 70 06 28 45 03 37 27 01 23 16 94 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 512
122. 24 2 3 Stage 2 rr Ti L7 1182324 2 1125 Pis LT 492 6350 kome 07 2 25 nz Inside Length Single Stage Diameter i 0 125 di 06 01 17 04887 53 5606z Single One Stage 02 D0 27464 53 69467 Angle 1 Angle 2 D3 57023 86 1 442 7 1 85 4 2 170 04 4 09775 107 1212 36 1 8o 07 02 120 05105081933 32651 BMEP Bars Horse Calc Speed 0 52259 4 975184 of Sound Cylinder Size cc 48 40399 Cale Exh Temp CARE OR Single Quit Angle 1 normally is between 7 to 10 degrees while angle 2 is normally set to twice A1 or between 14 to 20 degrees Single Stage Diffuser is based on the book 2 Stroke Tuner s Handbook by Gordon Jennings Two and Three Stage Diffusers are based on the book Design and Simulation of Two Stroke Engines by Dr Gordon P Blair CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 121 Gear Tire Speed Information Calculator Rear 7 Tire Details Shift RPM After MPH 1 2 5777 13 25 6500 2 3 5777 2nd Gear 2325 3 4 5 4 5 5777 5 6 Sv 6 7 s 7 8 s7 8 8 577 9 10 Sri Gear 3325 441 43 25 54 Gear 5325 Sth Gear 63 25 7th 7325 8th Gear 8325 Ith Gear 93 25 10 Gear 103 25 New Rear 2875 Track Si
123. 299 360 000 4606 310 6614 023 000 3316 267 CARFOR Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 39 Graph Piston Travel at various Pin Offsets Degree Wheel pepe pet Ne tt ET pep sted tte boot pag LL ALENT E al sll ol sl sat sl cs dd EN 40 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Piston Velocity at various Pin Offsets Degree Wheel CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 41 Graph Piston Acceleration at various Pin Offsets Degree Wheel Vi iy val E E 42 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Piston Flow at various Pin Offsets Degree Wheel 15 Piston Flow gt RPH 11500 Fin Offset 12 0 Green o CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 43 Calculate Piston Travel Piston Acceleration and Velocity Degree Wheel showing result ever X Degrees Using Bore Stroke Wrist Pin Offset RPM and Rod Length This also shows Piston Flow a 28 inches of water to give you an idea of what cylinder head flow should be This will show the same valves as 12 amp 13 as long as wrist pin offset is equal to zero When there is a wrist pin offset this will use the piston ATDC for zero degrees whereas 12 amp 13 us
124. 3 C g cm 3 Microns C CM Meters Kilometers SqM Mils Inches Nine Bees Feet Miles Knots NOTE Gram sec Air Density was set using a Barometric Pressure of 29 92 Temperature 70 Degree F Humidity 30 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 179 EQUIVALENCE CHARTS Equivalence Charts m i 1 PSI kPa 10 Grams gt Oz Number Drill Sizes in Decimal 1 PSI gt kPa Tap gt Drill Size Alpha Drill Sizes Decimal kPa gt PSI Pipe Tap gt Drill Size All Drill Sizes Decimal 1 kPa gt PSI Metric Tap gt Drill Size Decimal 001 Inches gt Metric 10 kPa gt PSI Basic Numbering System for SAE Steels Decimal 01 Inches gt Metric 1 Lb Ft Newton Meter Dash Size Decimal 1 Inches gt Metric 10 Lb Ft gt Newton Meter Decimal Inches gt Metric 1 N M Newton Meter gt LbFt Quit Metric 001 MM gt Decimal Inches 10 Newton Meter gt LbFt HERE TRI Metric 01 MM Decimal Inches 01 02 gt Grams Metric 1 gt Decimal Inches gt Grams Metric 1 MM gt Decimal Inches Grams gt Metric 10 gt Decimal Inches Grams gt 02 180 CARFOR Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Trouble S h o o t ing This program is written in Microsoft s Vis
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126. 34 812 1 3354 0 39 395 57 779 302 41 3221 5 830 2 1086 193 12 4737 0 1308 884 8 3481 8 40 895 59 979 342 51 3 604 6 052 2 2355 227 06 5390 0 1269 1006 7 3574 8 41 987 61 582 246 59 3 900 6 214 2 3663 167 84 3809 0 1307 711 3 3727 5 43 782 64 213 378 19 4 422 6 480 2 5034 268 41 5963 0 1371 1113 8 3822 5 44 897 65 849 227 77 4 769 6 645 2 6493 165 78 3486 0 1459 651 1 3939 0 46 266 67 856 278 80 5 218 6 847 2 7938 209 10 4318 0 1445 806 5 4076 0 47 875 70 216 368 36 5 782 7 085 2 9207 285 88 5782 0 1269 1079 9 4175 8 49 046 71 935 246 58 6 217 7 259 3 0622 196 05 3774 0 1415 704 9 4330 3 50 861 74 596 330 05 6 932 13 52 322232 212513 259136 0416141 9594 3 4427 3 52 001 76 261 199 82 7 409 7 696 3 39659 168 44 2990 0 1737 558 4 4573 0 53 712 78 778 274 52 8 165 7 949 3 5824 239 03 4208 0 1855 785 9 4722 8 55 471 81 358 258 09 8 994 8 210 3 7860 232 63 3937 0 2036 735 4 4863 8 57 127 83 787 240 32 9 823 8 455 3 9943 222 55 3626 0 2082 677 1 5047 0 59 280 86 944 271 50 10 976 8 773 4 2322 260 90 4125 0 2379 770 3 5222 8 61 344 89 971 194 52 12 163 9 079 4 5628 193 44 2846 0 3306 531 6 5474 3 64 298 94 304 203 49 14 006 9 516 5 0156 212 10 2974 0 4528 555 4 5795 8 68 074 99 842 200 01 16 622 10 075 556113 220 71 2890 0 5957 539 7 5805 3 68 186 100 006 199 27 16 704 10 092 5 6290 220 26 2877 0 0177 537 3 220 50 153 58 0 1481 630 5 136 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises This is the
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129. 4 1 85 155455 RPM 6500 BH Hook Factor 13200 0 0 Curve 2 0 0 1 8 3 658 9 322 9 043 0 0 2 1000 Foot 12 506 12 175 11 801 orque ci xou Sis 1 4 Mile 14 864 14 534 14122 1 4 Mile ET 1 8 Mile ET Vehicle Weight plus Converter Slippage Engine Size 2350 0 326 7256 HP ci 0 0 HP liter 0 0 Torque 0 0 Torque 4440 Horsepower 555 0 60 7227 214 2056 0 0 330Fot 6341 595 5845 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 Ft Time 11133 734816 60FtG s 1 234 60FtG s 1234 311 0 1 4 Digital HP Quit IS MPH 1 8 ET Torque Torque 1 4 Split Times 1 33 1 4 33 E MPH 33 a MPH 33 Conv Torque 66 ET MPH 33 Foot Time 60 Foot MPH Foot G s Acceleration Automatic Chart File Trans Metric ET MPH HP If the Automatic Trans box is checked the MPH numbers will be adjusted based on the 96 converter slippage The 96 converter slippage is calculated on the GEAR screen 15 16 17 18 19 Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate Convert Calculate BMEP Torque per Cubic Inch Inches
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132. 5 800 825 850 875 900 925 950 975 000 025 050 075 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 350 375 400 425 450 475 500 Vel FPS 200 205 210 215 220 225 230 235 240 245 250 255 260 265 270 275 280 285 290 1146 1432 1718 2005 2291 2578 2864 3150 3437 3723 4010 4296 4582 4869 5155 5442 5728 6014 6301 6587 6874 7160 7446 7133 8019 8306 8592 8878 9165 9451 9737 10024 10310 10597 10883 11169 11456 11742 12029 12315 12601 12888 13174 13461 13747 14033 14320 14606 14893 15179 15465 15752 16038 16325 16611 16897 17184 CSA Sq In Intake 0434 9936 9461 9008 8576 8164 7769 7391 7028 6681 6347 6027 5718 5422 5136 4861 4596 4340 4092 1216 30 1520 37 1824 45 2128 52 2432 60 2737 67 3041 75 3345 82 3649 90 3953 97 4257 105 4561 112 4865 120 5169 127 5473 135 5777 142 6081 150 6385 157 6689 165 6993 172 7297 180 7601 187 7906 195 8210 202 8514 210 8818 217 9122 225 9426 232 9730 240 10034 247 10338 255 10642 262 10946 270 11250 277 11554 285 11858 292 12162 300 12466 307 12771 315 13075 322 13379 330 13683 337 13987 345 14291 352 14595 360 14899 367 15203 375 15507 382 15811 390 16115 39
133. 5004 starting point If you change the Intake centerline or valve lash you have to recalculate your dynamic compression ratio Your Dynamic Compression Ratio DCR can never be higher than your Static Compression Ratio SRC But in a racing engine your DCR is generally much lower than SCR Like the SCR the DCR is fixed when the engine is built But unlike the SCR the DCR can change during the operation of the engine Thing like pushrod flex and timing belt stretch can alter the cam timing events and that will change your DRC For street and street strip motors a DCR in the range of 8 8 5 1 is normal This should work well with pump gas and yet not have any detonation problems use dynamic compression ratio to calculate cranking pressure If have an engine at sea level and than take it up to Denver the DCR does not change Let s say have an engine with 7 6 1 DCR and at 70 degrees no humidity and Barometric Pressure of 29 92 it cranks 186 4 psi Then change locations and have 25 95 Barometric Pressure it will only crank 161 5 psi Dynamic compression is the actual physical compression that takes place after the intake valve closes and this generates the cranking pressure NOTE this is all happening at starter motor RPM s Roughly this is how do it 1 Calculate displacement of one cylinder 2 From CR and displacement of one cylinder 1 above calculate volume above piston at 3 From IVC I calculate piston position and then dynamic
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137. 66 4 298 9 0 50 12 9 Acceleration 5800 564 3 302 5 0 50 13 1 Acceleration 5900 562 0 304 7 0 49 13 2 Acceleration 6000 563 6 307 3 0 49 13 4 Acceleration 6100 559 9 322 4 0 51 12 9 Acceleration 6200 546 5 310 8 0 49 13 4 Acceleration 6300 534 5 333 6 0 53 12 5 Acceleration 6400 522 7 337 5 0 54 12 6 Acceleration 6500 499 1 334 2 0 56 12 6 Acceleration 6600 489 2 334 3 0 56 12 8 Engine Size 501 8188 ci Dyno Barometric Pressure 30 07 Dyno Vapor Pressuree 0 46 Dyno Air Temperature Fuel UnCorr UnCorr UnCorr Correct RPM Horse Torque BMEP lb hr BSFC HP Torque BMEP Factor 4500 486 2 5674 5 170 5 217 60 4600 473 0 552 1 165 9 1 0279 4600 505 5 54442 17335 234 50 4800 488 5 557 8 167 6 1 0348 4700 523 1 584 5 175 6 233 20 4600 507 0 566 5 1902 330318 4800 5339 584 2 175 6 244 50 4700 520 2 569 2 171 0 1 0264 4900 544 7 583 8 175 4 238 60 4500 530 2 568 3 170 8 1 0273 5000 562 7 591 1 177 6 246 80 4500 548 4 576 1 173 1 1 02961 5100 57649 593 7 178 4 251 90 4500 559 8 576 5 173 2 1 0299 5200 589 2 595 1 178 8 270 40 4700 515 3 581 1 174 6 1 0241 5300 592 6 587 2 1165 271 10 4700 576 8 571 6 171 8 1 0273 5400 599 0 582 6 175 1 279 10 4800 581 5 565 5 169 9 1 0302 5500 607 0 579 6 174 2 281 80 4800 587 1 560 6 168 5 1 0339 5600 61 75 53 578 9 174 0 294 60 4900 601 2 563 9 169 4 1 0267 5700 614 7 566 4 170 2 298 90 5000 597 8 550 8 165 5 1 0283 5800 623 2 564 3 169 6 302 50 5000 605 0 547 8 164 6 1 0300 5
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140. 7 0 IntakeFlow 0 8 439 0 IntakeFlow 0 85 440 0 IntakeFlow 0 9 438 0 IntakeFlow 1 0 0 0 IntakeFlow 1 1 0 0 IntakeFlow 1 2 0 0 Exhaust Valve Size 1 60 Exhaust Valve Stem Diameter 0 3415 Exhaust Bowl CSA Percent 0 91 ExhaustFlow 0 1 66 0 ExhaustFlow 0 2 114 0 ExhaustFlow 0 3 168 0 ExhaustFlow 0 4 215 0 ExhaustFlow 0 5 238 0 ExhaustFlow 0 55 255 0 ExhaustFlow 0 6 266 0 ExhaustFlow 0 65 280 0 ExhaustFlow 0 7 285 0 ExhaustFlow 0 75 290 0 ExhaustFlow 0 8 292 0 ExhaustFlow 0 85 291 0 ExhaustFlow 0 9 0 0 ExhaustFlow 1 0 0 0 ExhaustFlow 1 1 0 0 ExhaustFlow 1 2 0 0 IntakeLift 0 008 288 0 IntakeLift 0 05 235 0 IntakeLift 0 1 210 0 IntakeLift 0 15 190 0 IntakeLift 0 2 175 0 IntakeLift 0 25 155 0 IntakeLift 0 3 135 0 IntakeLift 0 35 115 0 IntakeLift 0 4 95 0 IntakeLift 0 45 85 0 IntakeLift 0 5 70 0 IntakeLift 0 6 58 0 IntakeLift 0 7 44 0 IntakeLift 0 8 30 0 IntakeLift 0 9 22 0 IntakeLift 1 0 5 0 ExhaustLift 0 008 300 0 ExhaustLift 0 05 250 0 ExhaustLift 0 1 235 0 ExhaustLift 0 15 205 0 0 2 190 0 ExhaustLift 0 25 175 0 ExhaustLift 0 3 155 0 ExhaustLift 0 35 135 0 ExhaustLift 0 4 115 0 ExhaustLift 0 45 95 0 CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises 191 ExhaustLift 0 5 75 0 ExhaustLift 0 6 63 0 ExhaustLift 0 7 47 0 ExhaustLift 0 8 33 0 ExhaustLift 0 9 22 0 ExhaustLift lt 1 0 5 0 Degree T
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142. 73 279 95 39 21 0 10000 12 23 51 73 243 95 37 89 0 15000 2 18 37 32 215 13 36 08 0 20000 15 21 24 29 189 08 33 81 0 25000 27 81 11 69 163 88 31 00 0 30000 40 68 1 18 138 13 27 42 0 35000 54 69 15 19 110 13 22 86 0 40000 71 64 32 14 76 23 16 46 Minor Intensity 49 45 Major Intensity 32 25 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 177 INS wasee NAMI eae ele ee TL LLL A A TOM LLL LLL LL LL LL LL LLL CN LLL LL MEME LLL STEEL 5 4 5 LUE 178 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises UNIT CONVERSION Pressure Volume Force Input Value PSI Cubic CentiMeters ft lb 6 53478 Mercuy Cubic Inches mkg Water Fluid Dunces Energy BTU C kPa mm Water Weight C Ib Ounces kw hr Joules cm of Mercury N Newton C kg Calorie HP hr C kg cm 2 Grams Milliarams Gas Flow milibars Bars ci min Acceleration C ft s 2 M s 2 C LPM cc min C Inches of Vacuum C cm s 2 C mm s 2 M 3 s Grams Temperature Fahrenheit C Rankine SqFt Absolute PSI Area Length Millideters MM C Celsius Kelvin SqCM Sqmm Density C kg m
143. 7492 9969 7492 4984 7492 0000 0000 7492 0000 0000 0000 7492 7492 0000 7492 7492 0000 0000 0000 3987 5498 0997 7492 352 156 979 749 583 421 279 112 985 882 740 632 514 441 367 318 265 230 201 181 167 152 137 127 118 108 098 083 073 064 049 039 029 020 010 008 005 4785 4386 4027 3559 3220 2891 2602 2263 2004 1794 1505 1286 1047 0897 0748 0648 0538 0469 0409 0369 0339 0309 0279 0259 0239 0219 0199 0169 0150 0130 0100 0080 0060 0040 0020 0016 0010 308 946 565 166 748 312 858 385 896 388 864 323 766 193 604 000 381 748 102 443 771 087 393 688 973 250 519 780 035 285 531 773 013 251 489 728 969 138 134 131 128 124 121 117 78 62 104 CARFOR Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 586 137 135 560 133 549 129 282 126 767 122 012 119 026 114 112 110 108 106 103 101 99 578 94 91 89 86 841 81 571 75 73 70 67 65 503 59 310 968 087 947 556 919 047 950 821 640 409 130 805 437 027 093 574 023 445 215 911 239 559
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146. 800 830 0 6823 4 8 009 5 627 8370 41 705 2 866 8018 9 60 01 88 007 829 2 6816 5 8 066 5 640 8393 41 902 2 863 8289 3 62 03 90 975 817 2 6718 2 8 910 5 831 8717 44 807 2 820 8579 3 64 20 94 158 804 4 6612 7 9 878 6 035 9071 48 082 2 773 8686 6 65 00 95 336 799 6 6573 7 10 253 6 110 9203 49 337 2 756 8869 3 66 37 97 341 791 5 6507 2 10 914 6 239 9431 51 527 2 726 9159 3 68 54 100 524 778 7 6401 7 12 020 6 443 9797 55 148 2 680 9355 0 70 00 102 672 770 0 6330 5 12 807 6 580 1 0047 57 695 2 648 9449 3 70 71 103 706 765 9 6296 3 13 198 6 647 1 0169 58 951 2 633 9526 2 71 29 104 553 754 0 6197 9 13 524 6 701 1 0270 60 001 2 591 9560 0 71 54 104 922 748 7 6154 9 13 668 6 725 1 0314 60 465 2 572 9670 0 72 36 106 129 731 5 6013 7 14 145 6 802 1 0462 62 023 2 511 9780 0 73 18 107 336 714 3 5872 6 14 633 6 879 1 0613 63 637 2 451 9890 0 74 01 108 543 697 2 5731 4 15 133 6 957 1 0768 65 311 2 390 10000 0 74 83 109 751 680 0 5590 3 15 643 7 034 1 0927 67 047 2 329 gt gt gt gt Gear Change 1 gt 2 7572 9 74 83 109 753 815 8 5078 6 15 644 7 034 1 1428 72 538 2 111 7590 0 75 00 110 000 816 3 5082 2 15 750 7 050 1 1464 72 939 2 113 7640 0 75 49 110 724 818 0 5092 5 16 063 7 096 1 1570 74 113 2 117 7820 0 77 27 113 333 824 0 5129 9 17 225 7 264 1 1952 78 390 2 131 8000 0 79 05 115 942 830 0 5167 2 18 443 7 431 1 2332 82 738 2 145 8096 4 80 00 117 339 825 7 5140 7 19 117 7 520 1 2535 85 106 2 133 8289 3 81 91 120 134 817 2 5087 6 20 516 7 699 1 2944 89 97
147. 824 82 309 0 6 245 0 155 714 121 853 0 7 282 0 106 214 85 023 0 7 253 0 150 738 125 832 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 83 Graph Intake 0 a 84 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph FPS CARFOR dto Star Weiss Intake Throat fps Intake Valve fps yan Intake Curtain fps Magenta Intake Throat fps Dark Green Intake Valve fps Dark Red e 7 5 eo Y EN EN CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 85 Graph DC CARF OR Registered to Stan Wejss Intake Throat Red A 2 d gt m CLE T Ll do d 86 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Text Report Output Bore 4 225 Stroke 3 5625 Rod Length 5 7 RPM 9800 Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Number of Intake Valves 1 Exhaust Valves 1 Intake Valve Size 2 27 Exhaust Valve Size 1 6 Intake Valve Bore Ratio 0 537278 Exhaust Valve Bore Ratio 0 378698 Intake Valve Area 4 047078 sq in Exhaust Valve Area 2 010619 sq in Intake Valve Stem Size 0 3415 Exhaust Valve Stem Size 0 3415 Intake Valve Stem Area 0 091595 sq in Exhaust Valve Stem Area 0 091595 sq in Valve Lift at which the Valve Area and Window Curtain Area a
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149. 836 0 10734 22 10478 0 00333 18 50 97 36 220 92 11 136 44 545 91 87 0 17000 184 00 32 83755 0 04907 0 11314 23 29791 0 00333 19 00 99 83 222 09 11 255 45 021 94 20 0 17333 183 00 33 29946 0 04976 0 11908 24 52095 0 00333 19 50 102 30 223 20 11 368 45 471 96 53 0 17667 182 00 33 75438 0 05044 0 12516 25 77373 0 00333 20 00 104 75 224 24 11 474 45 895 98 84 0 18000 181 00 34 20229 0 05110 0 13139 27 05612 0 00333 20 50 107 19 225 21 11 574 46 295 101 15 0 18333 180 00 34 64320 0 05176 0 13776 28 36794 0 00333 21 00 109 62 226 12 11 667 46 670 103 44 0 18667 179 00 35 07712 0 05241 0 14427 29 70906 0 00333 21 50 112 03 226 98 11 756 47 022 105 71 0 19000 178 00 35 50403 0 05305 0 15092 31 07930 0 00333 22 00 114 43 227 77 11 838 47 352 107 98 0 19333 177 00 35 92395 0 05368 0 15772 32 47849 0 00333 22 50 116 82 228 51 11 915 47 660 110 23 0 19667 176 00 36 33687 0 05429 0 16465 33 90647 0 00333 23 00 119 19 229 20 11 987 47 947 112 47 0 20000 175 00 36 74279 0 05490 0 17173 35 36306 0 00333 23 50 121 54 229 84 12 054 48 214 114 69 0 20250 174 00 36 98949 0 05527 0 17894 36 84809 0 00250 24 00 123 89 231 37 12 215 48 862 116 90 0 20500 173 00 37 23094 0 05563 0 18629 38 36138 0 00250 24 50 126 22 232 85 12 371 49 486 119 10 0 20750 172 00 37 46715 0 05598 0 19377 39 90274 0 00250 25 00 128 53 234 25 12 522 50 086 121 28 0 21000 171 00 37 69810 0 05633 0 20139 41 47199 0 00250 25 50 130 82 235 60 12 666 50 664 123 45 0 21250 170 00 37 92381 0 05667 0 20915 43 06894
150. 87 User Air 7613 7766 7801 7722 7684 7665 7678 7715 7788 7784 7593 7658 7822 7998 8176 8447 8894 9029 9154 9177 9177 9177 9177 2519 2646 2780 2875 2923 2947 2931 2883 2796 2661 2503 2321 2107 1853 1568 1299 1022 0752 0523 0269 0150 0063 0008 L D Ratio 0 0290 0 0135 270 0 0 1123 0 0002 6 3375 19 0125 0 0124 0 0053 1 8615 383 340 7 83 0 7906 0 0084 0 0450 0 0375 260 0 0 3118 0 0005 7 8000 5 7037 0 0345 0 0147 2 1364 439 948 21 75 0 7906 0 0234 0 0600 0 0600 250 0 0 4989 0 0007 7 3125 1 9012 0 0552 0 0234 2 3891 491 983 34 80 0 7906 0 0375 0 0780 0 0870 240 0 0 7234 0 0011 8 7750 5 7037 0 0801 0 0340 2 6140 538 281 50 46 0 7906 0 0544 0 1040 0 1260 230 0 1 0477 0 0016 12 6750 15 2100 0 1160 0 0492 2 8071 578 059 73 08 0 7906 0 0788 0 1380 0 1770 220 0 1 4718 0 0022 16 5750 15 2100 0 1629 0 0692 2 9663 610 847 102 66 0 7906 0 1106 0 1740 0 2310 210 0 1 9208 0 0029 17 5500 3 8025 0 2126 0 0903 3 0905 636 413 127 47 0 7521 0 1444 0 2100 0 2850 200 0 2 3698 0 0035 17 5500 0 0000 0 2623 0 1114 3 1792 654 672 147 45 0 7052 0 1781 0 2420 0 3330 190 0 2 7690 0 0041 15 6000 7 6050 0 3065 0 1301 3 2323 665 615 166 53 0 6816 0 2081 0 2700 0 3750 180 0 3 1182 0 0047 13 6500 7 6050 0 3452 0 1465 3 2500 669 259 183 75 0 6679 0 2344 0 2960 0 4140 170
151. 873 187 826 0 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 0889 0815 0748 0661 0598 0537 0483 0420 0372 0333 0280 0239 0194 0167 0139 0120 0100 0087 0076 0069 0063 0057 0052 0048 0044 0041 0037 0031 0028 0024 0019 0015 0011 0007 0004 0003 0002 Cylinder head flow against Cam Valve Lift and Piston Flow Magenta LA PE MEIN E THEN CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 105 _ m UE AN D mr pag peg 8 AMI y _ J H N ALL 1111 ER LINT a BERS NAPA alu Lauha ka busta aaz Bees ee n PEELE CATE AHHAA HH 11 MEA et 111003 ETAT TTT Yk col
152. 87880739972 01472 17616 592 82106 140 000000000 2 95524651827 94627 13672 608 56186 145 000000000 3 02298113039 80043 98790 622 51017 150 000000000 3 08193547794 58619 72874 634 65040 155 000000000 3 13206722398 31283 35872 644 97382 160 000000000 3 17335715519 98986 87758 653 47649 165 000000000 3 20580030511 62694 28527 660 15738 170 000000000 3 22939861126 23388 58182 665 01688 175 000000000 3 24415516275 82054 76726 668 05564 180 000000000 3 25007006031 60312 84158 669 27367 185 000000000 3 24713789286 02717 80474 668 66986 190 000000000 3 23534683083 44161 65657 666 24177 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 33 Calculate Crankpin Load showing result ever X Crankshaft Degrees Using Bore Stroke RPM Rod Length Piston Weight Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Weight Bore 87 0 Stroke 80 0 Rod Length 135 0 RPM 8520 Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Piston Weight 500 0 Rod Weight 600 0 Crankpin Crank Angle Load Degree Newtons 0 00000000000 45403 923384 5 00000000000 45123 258302 10 00000000000 44285 613844 15 00000000000 42904 046616 20 00000000000 41000 323396 25 00000000000 38604 900655 30 00000000000 35756 838112 35 00000000000 32503 590398 40 00000000000 28900 609049 45 00000000000 25010 680656 50 00000000000 20902 929206 55 00000000000 16651 424934 60 00000000000 12333 370825 65 00000000000 8026 881994 70 00000000000 3808 429766 75 00000000000 249 915560 80 00000000000 40
153. 89 219 38 1 596 0 05845 1 191 1 901 131 3 196 9 262 6 328 2 393 9 459 5 525 2 590 8 17 0 1 172 2 157 227 15 1 629 0 05779 1 207 1 966 135 8 203 7 271 6 339 5 407 4 475 3 543 2 611 1 18 0 1 241 2 225 234 74 1 662 0 05716 1 222 2 031 140 3 210 4 280 6 350 7 420 9 491 0 561 2 631 3 19 0 1 310 2 293 242 17 1 695 0 05655 1 237 2 096 144 8 217 2 289 6 362 0 434 4 506 7 579 1 651 5 20 0 1 379 2 361 249 45 1 727 0 05597 1 251 2 161 149 3 223 9 298 6 373 2 447 8 522 5 597 1 671 8 21 0 1 448 2 429 256 57 1 759 0 05541 1 265 2 226 153 8 230 7 307 6 384 4 461 3 538 2 615 1 692 0 22 0 1 517 2 497 263 55 1 791 0 05488 1 279 2 291 158 3 237 4 316 6 395 7 474 8 554 0 633 1 712 2 23 0 1 586 2 565 270 40 1 823 0 05437 1 293 2 356 162 8 244 2 325 5 406 9 488 3 569 7 651 1 732 5 24 0 1 655 2 633 277 12 1 854 0 05387 1 306 2 421 167 3 250 9 334 5 418 2 501 8 585 4 669 1 752 7 25 0 1 724 2 701 283 71 1 885 0 05339 1 319 2 487 171 8 257 7 343 5 429 4 515 3 601 2 687 1 773 0 26 0 1 793 2 769 290 19 1 916 0 05293 1 332 2 552 176 3 264 4 352 5 440 7 528 8 616 9 705 1 793 2 27 0 1 862 2 837 296 56 1 946 0 05249 1 344 2 617 180 8 271 1 361 5 451 9 542 3 632 7 723 0 813 4 28 0 1 931 2 905 302 81 1 977 0 05206 1 357 2 682 185 3 277 9 370 5 463 1 555 8 648 4 741 0 833 7 29 0 1 999 2 973 308 96 2 007 0 05164 1 369 2 747 189 8 284 6 379 5 474 4 569 3 664 1 759 0 853 9 30 0 2 068 3 041 315 01 2 037 0 05124 1 381 2 812 194 3 291 4 388 5 485 6 582 8 679 9 777 0 874 1 31 0 2 137 3 109 320 97 2 066
154. 9 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5129 5350 5548 5745 5880 6037 6149 6249 6346 6471 6532 6601 6669 6716 6688 6666 6636 6610 6595 6573 6555 6538 6521 6506 6493 L D Ratio 0007 0011 0015 0019 0024 0028 0031 0035 0041 0044 0048 0056 0057 0061 0065 0070 0076 0087 0098 0109 0126 0146 0165 0189 0219 0267 0315 0359 0430 0502 0552 0609 0674 0735 0806 0885 0935 1011 1083 1167 1231 1317 1385 1452 1524 1628 1683 1752 1824 1889 1952 2004 2080 2150 2194 2259 2319 2376 2435 2491 2541 0710000000000 0 1 1 1 1 1 NN NNN 00 00 1 1 1 1 1 000 125 255 375 480 590 695 805 910 010 080 165 270 335 385 475 500 555 600 645 685 720 745 765 785 795 805 805 800 790 780 755 730 695 660 620 575 530 480 425 360 285 215 130 035 960 865 775 680 570 460
155. 900 631 3 562 0 168 9 304 70 4900 621 8 55355 166 3 1 0153 6000 643 9 563 6 169 4 307 30 4900 6271 549 0 165 0 1 0267 128 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises A F Ratio 13 60 00 80 40 40 40 90 00 00 10 90 90 10 120 40 20 73 0 SCFM 627 645 661 683 698 12245 737 761 769 925 806 829 841 865 878 899 gt OIA WWF FHF ti 99 100 100 101 101 103 103 104 103 104 104 105 105 106 106 106 0 45 Dyno Air Temperature 0287 0186 0191 0350 0298 Factor PRPRPRPPR 9991 9992 9992 0007 0002 0005 0011 0012 0001 49997 9993 9996 9990 0009 0009 0008 6100 650 3 559 9 168 3 322 40 5100 632 2 544 3 163 6 6200 645 1 546 5 164 2 310 80 4900 634 3 5373 1615 6300 641 2 534 5 160 6 333 60 5300 629 4 5241 X59 6400 637 0 522 7 5441 337 50 5400 625 0 512 9 154 1 6500 617 7 499 1 150 0 334 20 5600 596 8 482 2 144 9 6600 614 8 489 2 147 0 334 30 5600 597 0 475 0 142 8 5550 593 5 564 3 169 6 284 10 4900 578 0 549 4 165 1 4500 486 2 489 2 147 0 217 60 4500 473 0 47520 142 8 MAX 6600 650 3 595 1 178 8 337 50 56
156. 91 29 0 05000 31 62 71 83 283 45 0 10000 19 86 61 09 260 96 0 15000 11 42 50 43 241 85 0 20000 1 33 41 18 222 51 0 25000 7 79 32 21 204 43 0 30000 16 71 23 09 186 37 0 35000 25 64 14 24 168 59 0 40000 35 16 5 00 149 84 0 45000 45 60 5 65 128 75 0 50000 57 71 18 48 103 81 0 55000 75 74 34 56 69 71 0 00600 95 00 143 33 418 33 0 01000 80 00 125 00 385 00 0 02000 53 33 95 71 329 05 0 04000 35 88 76 67 292 55 0 05000 30 00 70 00 280 00 0 10000 14 05 53 79 247 85 0 15000 1 43 38 57 217 14 0 20000 15 71 24 12 188 40 0 25000 30 00 10 00 160 00 0 30000 46 55 6 67 126 78 0 35000 70 00 29 00 81 00 Major Intensity 49 05 Minor Intensity 105 00 E X A U 5 Arm Ratio 1 500 Valve Crank Time Lift Angle Port Area cm 2 0 0300 340 0 0 0285 330 0 0 0240 320 0 0 0195 310 0 0 0150 300 0 0 0105 290 0 0 0060 280 0 Valve Lash Valve Velocity Acceler Time Port Area cm 2 cc FPS 0000 4875 4625 4625 4625 4625 4625 10 16 10 12 6 10 8 10 12 6 6 8 10 1 0 03 1400 2240 0280 1400 1680 0840 1400 1120 1400 1680 0840 0840 1120 1400 1120 0560 0280 0280 1400 0840 4760 1120 1120 1120 0000 028
157. 95 0 374 0 328 0 367 0 358 0 349 0 383 0 331 0 401 0 307 0 415 0 279 0 423 0 252 0 425 0 22 0 422 0 186 0 413 0 153 0 397 0 12 0 377 0 089 0 349 0 063 0 318 0 042 0 285 i 0 027 0 248 0 017 0 208 0 012 0 170 0 009 0 131 0 006 0 096 0 003 0 068 0 0 196 CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises What s New In This Version 3 30 0 ACCELER Added 10th Transmission Gear Made change so that Zero Roll Out works correctly Added Elapsed Time and MPH on Acceleration and Top Speed Prediction for 1 2 Mile and then each KiloMeter or Mile thereafter up to 10 miles Graphing Screen Added Graph RPM X axis MPH Y axis Added some heading information on some Graphs Fixed problem when using Graph Plus with the Select Graph Line Color When doing another Graph it had the wrong colors AIRFUEL Port Time Area 2 Graphing Added option to Scale Piston Velocity BLOWERS Added kg hr and m 3 hr options On present tables for large values reduced number of decimal places so values do not run together Added option so User can set X and Y limits for the Graphs Added option so User can set Max RPM for the Tables and Graphs Added option so User can set RPM Step for the Tables and Graphs Increased VE table to 27500 RPM Cam_Gen Added Generate Six different types of Constant Lash Ramps Polynomial 3 4 5 6 7 D and Modified Ellip
158. Bore Stroke RPM Peak Torque CSA Compression Ratio and Speed of Sound H Factor I use 77 in my calculations There are a number of online calculators and spreadsheets that use 80 I have added this option so the user can use 80 or any other number they want Air Fuel Exhaust Calculator Air Fuel Flow Details Valve Mach Sizing Helmholtz Tuning Engine Size 3267256 Carb Size 650 Bore 40 Stroke 325 Mach 0 30088 Number Volumet RPM 6500 Efficiency 085 202 Valve Lit 0888 Velociy 34894631 Number of Based 1160 fps Speed of Horsepower 555 0 8 a Blower Mach Number Lift Valve Diameter 0 0 Port Diam 2 25 Air Fuel Intak CSA Fuel natio 125 ntake 75 3 4321 Runner Len Peak Torgus Based 1200 fps Speed of i 6500 APM 5900 Mach Number CSA CSA from Velocity Alcohol Comp Ratio 13 59405 Horsepower 575 CD Number of leu 0 321 Ports Valves Based 1128 fps Speed of Mach Number Graph Mach Graph Velocity Speed of d 0 110 HFactor 77 Helmholtz RPM Helmholtz Len Graph Vary 5 Done CARFOR Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 91 Mach i Name 06355 Velciy 7158139 CD 0 321 Number of Ports 1 Valves Based 1128 fps Speed of Sound Mach Number CD Graph Mach Graph Velocity am
159. C Deg ABDC 70 00 110 00 360 00 33 00 69 14 282 14 22 31 60 67 262 97 13 68 52 10 245 78 13 68 52 10 245 78 7 87 45 39 233 26 3 63 35 07 211 44 8 67 30 00 201 33 13 52 24 91 191 39 18 82 19 77 180 95 23 40 14 30 170 90 28 86 8 89 160 03 34 88 2 81 147 93 40 86 3 67 135 48 47 06 10 18 122 76 54 00 18 00 108 00 62 36 26 73 90 91 71 80 37 07 71 13 86 00 50 80 43 20 33 00 69 14 282 14 22 31 60 67 262 97 13 68 52 10 245 78 13 68 52 10 245 78 7 87 45 39 233 26 3 63 35 07 211 44 8 67 30 00 201 33 13 52 24 91 191 39 18 82 19 77 180 95 23 40 14 30 170 90 28 86 8 89 160 03 34 88 2 81 147 93 40 86 3 67 135 48 47 06 10 18 122 76 54 00 18 00 108 00 62 36 26 73 90 91 71 80 37 07 71 13 86 00 50 80 43 20 61 23 30 85 100 30 38 61 38 61 54 15 69 38 7 30 15 1 748 744 740 733 733 724 703 689 672 649 632 603 571 536 491 451 378 307 191 744 740 733 733 724 703 689 672 649 632 603 571 536 491 451 378 307 191 9937 2476 9969 2413 7398 7492 9969 7461 9937 7461 9937 2445 4984 7429 0000 7461
160. DC 222 User DC 0 5 Number of Intake Valves 1 Number of Exhaust Valves 1 Test Depression 28 Graph Max Lift 1 20 User Velocity fps 280 Calculate Every x xx lift 0 025 Intake Valve Angle 23 0 Exhaust Valve Angle 23 0 Intake MCSA 0 0 Exhaust MCSA 0 0 A F Advance Retard 0 0 Exh Advance Retard 0 0 A F Lobe Sep Angle 0 0 Valve to Piston Cl 0 0 Lift Table 0 0 Lift Table 0 006 Lift Table 0 01 Lift Table 0 02 Lift Table 0 04 Lift Table 0 05 Lift Table 0 1 Lift Table 0 15 Lift Table 0 2 Lift Table 0 25 Lift Table 0 3 Lift Table 0 35 Lift Table 0 4 Lift Table 0 45 Lift Table 0 5 Lift Table 0 55 Lift Table 0 6 Lift Table 0 65 Lift Table 0 7 Lift Table 0 75 Lift Table 0 8 Lift Table 0 85 Lift Table 0 9 Lift Table 0 95 Lift Table 1 0 Lift Table 1 05 Lift Table 1 1 Lift Table 1 15 H Factor 77 AirFuel Option5 0 Show Dots No Show Large Grouping No Circle No Line No DOHC No Intake Lash 0 024 Intake Open BTDC 120 0 Exhaust Lash 0 03 Exhaust Open BBDC 340 0 Mach Valve Diameter 2 02 Mach Valve Lift 0 888 Mach Number 4321 Data for Weather Barometric Pressure 29 92 Barometric Pressure New 29 62 Temperature 59 0 Temperature New 60 Humidity 5 0 Humidity New 25 0 Altitude 33 33 Altitude New 80 Crank Pulley 5 25 Accessory Pulley 7 25 New Crank Pulley
161. Drag Racing 126 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises How different changes will effect the 1 4 Mile Acceleration Simulation 60 foot ET and MPH Aero Drag Reduce it increases MPH and increase it decrease MPH with almost no effect on ET Engine Power Curve Increase it decreases ET and increases MPH and reduce it increases ET and lowers MPH Traction Reduce it decreases 60 foot times and increase it increases 60 foot times with almost no effect on MPH Tire Growth Increase it increases MPH and reduce it decrease MPH with almost no effect on ET Shift Times Increase it increases ET and reduce it decrease ET with almost no effect on MPH Power Loss Increase it increases ET and lowers MPH and reduce it decrease ET increases MPH Coefficient of Mu Traction A larger number will increase traction lower 60 foot times and ET and a smaller number will decrease traction raise 60 foot times and ET Converter Stall RPM Graphing Smooth HPGraph Text Report RPM HP Torg BMEP Graph High Value 10 Dyno Baro Pressure 29 92 Graph Y High Value 10 Dyno Vapor Pressure 0 45 Dyno Temperature 95 5 Graph Torg HP Gr Wheel Torque Graph G Force Time Graph G Force RPM Gr Aero Drag Graph MPH ET Graph MPH RP Graph MPH WTa Graph ET Nitr HP Graph RPM MPH Graph Plus Done Example of the Text Report RPM HP Torque BMEP
162. FM 000 970 80631 522 2 54 5 000 11 284 80093 743 29 54 10 000 21 465 78574 984 56 20 15 000 31 390 76098 008 82 18 20 000 40 938 72701 091 107 18 25 000 49 994 68437 948 130 89 30 000 58 452 63377 518 153 03 35 000 66 215 57603 515 173 35 40 000 73 196 51213 644 191 63 45 000 79 325 44318 339 207 67 50 000 84 543 37038 934 221 33 55 000 88 811 29505 170 232 51 60 000 92 104 21851 998 241 13 65 000 94 415 14215 716 247 18 70 000 95 755 6729 576 250 69 75 000 96 152 480 918 251 73 80 000 95 648 7302 699 250 41 85 000 94 300 13639 432 246 88 90 000 92 175 19415 025 241 31 95 000 89 348 24576 025 233 91 100 000 85 901 29092 652 224 89 105 000 81 917 32958 396 214 46 110 000 77 478 36188 253 202 84 115 000 72 663 38815 835 190 23 120 000 67 548 40889 672 176 84 125 000 62 200 42469 116 162 84 130 000 56 677 43620 202 148 38 135 000 51 031 44411 781 133 60 140 000 45 302 44912 170 118 60 145 000 39 524 45186 418 103 47 150 000 33 723 45294 241 88 29 155 000 27 915 45288 578 73 08 160 000 22 113 45214 676 57 89 165 000 16 323 45109 589 42 73 170 000 10 547 45001 981 27 61 175 000 4 783 44912 094 12 52 180 000 970 44851 817 2 54 185 000 6 718 44824 766 17 59 345 000 29 500 76363 844 77 23 350 000 19 547 78750 622 51 17 355 000 9 349 80181 071 24 47 360 000 970 80631 522 2 54 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 25 4 0 Stroke 3 25 Rod Length 5 7 RP
163. FM Note this only works when using the Graph Plus button Note These only works when using the Graph Plus button Piston Vel Graph Piston Velocity Piston Vel Scale Lets the User Scale the Piston Velocity By using the Graph button you can create a new Graph Using the Graph Plus button lets the user plot multiple images on the same Graph As an example you could Graph Lift Lift Vert and Piston Travel on the same Graph Graphing Options Flow Lift C Cur DC Lift Vert C Cur amp rea Lift Horiz Piston Flow Plus ONLY Piston Velocity Plus ONLY Piston Vel Scale Graph TimeArea 7 Piston Travel Time Area cc Graph Zoom In C Scale Size Throat Vel C CSA Vel C Graph Plus Done Hi Port Flow CSA Calculate Port characteristics using each user supplied information and valve sizing information based on selected option 1 Calculate Intake and Exhaust Choke RPM 28 Inches CSA 300 fps velocity and Velocity User CSA this uses RPM Max HP Volumetric Efficiency from left screen 2 Get Valve Size Valve Stem Size Throat Information and Number of Valves 3 Graph Intake or Exhaust Choke RPM 28 Inches CSA 300 fps velocity and Velocity User CSA Based on selected Graph Options Graph Options Intake CFM on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VE Exhaust CFM on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VE Intake CSA 300 fps
164. G is equal to the force of gravity Which will produce an acceleration of 32 17 feet per second per second CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 183 Gear Ratio The number of turns made by a driving gear to complete one full turn of the driven gear the cumulative ratios for a series of gears GVWR Gross Vehicle Weight Rating H Pipe Two exhaust pipes which have a tube going across in the shape of an H Head Gasket Seals the cylinder head to the engine block Headers Are constructed from steel tubing they provide a smooth flow path from the exhaust port and replace the stock exhaust manifold Hertz A frequency of one cycle per second Horizontally Opposed Engine A layout in which the cylinders are placed at 180 to one another It is also described as a flat or a boxer engine Humidity Water Vapor content of the air IFS Independent Front Suspension with this type of suspension the wheels travel independently of each other Ignition Timing Spark timing expressed in crankshaft degrees relative to top dead center Inch of Water The pressure required to support a column of water one inch high 27 68 inches of water is equal to one PSI Intake Centerline Is the number of degrees at which maximum lift occurs Intake Charge The mixture of fuel and air that flows into the engine Intercooler is a device used to reduce the charge temperature between the compressor and the
165. I or 29 92 inches of mercury in Hg at Sea level Absolute Zero The point at which there is a total absence of heat minus 459 67 F 273 15 C Acceleration The rate of change of velocity with time Advance Cam The act of changing the cam position so that the IVO occurs earlier in the cycle Aerodynamic Drag The resistance of the air to forward movement This is a factor of the shape of the vehicle coefficient of drag and frontal area Air Fuel Ratio A F Is the weight of fuel divided by the weight of air fed to the engine in the same period of time Air Pressure Tires You can adjust a car s handling by raising or lowering air pressure in the tires Flex in the sidewall acts like another spring in the suspension Increasing the air pressure makes the overall spring rate stiffer while lowering the pressure will make it softer Ambient Air Temperature The temperature of the surrounding air Aspect Ratio Is the ratio of a tires width to its height ATDC After Top Dead Center The position of the piston on its way down Back Pressure Resistance of an exhaust system to the passage of exhaust gases Amount of pressure that holds back the flow of the exhaust system Barometer An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure usually in inches of mercury column Barometric Pressure In this program it means uncorrected to sea level absolute or as read from a column of mercury The higher the barometric pressure the m
166. It is only needed if you want to make a hard copy of any of the forms graphs or other files the program creates While personally have no experience with running CARFOR with other operating systems do have users that are doing just that gt Just letting you know that l ve received it and that it runs fine under Linux using the Wine windows emulator gt gt Cheers gt using Mac but run CARFORW through parallels desktop virtual machine windows 7 32 bit CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 3 Getting Started Installation Installation is quick and easy on any computer as there is no real installation Just create a Folder Directory where you want to place the program files We recommend C Program Files WcarforV but C carfor is an alternative example Then Unzip CARFORW ZIP or if the DEMO CARFORWD ZIP into that Folder Directory That s it No user configuration of CARFORW is required You are now ready to start using the program and input your data Note there is no need to re boot your machine before starting to use the software Uninstalling The Software To uninstall the software just delete remove the folder that you created and copied the files into any shortcuts you may have created and you are done The software does not write anything to your systems registry Reporting Problems Getting Help Please let me know if you experience any problems at all
167. LL VE values to VE Value on main screen CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises 201 Air Flow map PR Graph will now use VE Table if Checked because of rewrite it now draws a line instead of the dots Cam Gen Added option to generate Cam Lift data Files CMM This is NOT a Cam Lobe Design Tool and it does not replace measuring the Cam with something like a Cam doctor or a Dial Indicator and Degree Wheel CUBICIN Added Graphing Crank Rod Angle TRANS Added some new gear ratios as well as the Tremec TR6060 and Isuzu s 3 17 2 ACCELER Added Throttle Stop RPM and Time Move Graph Options to separate Sub Screen CARGRAPH Changed Heading Alignment to reduce overset The User can drag the logo to where on the Graph they wants it to appear MAIN Added on Print Forms the Printing of the Graphs Form The User can now select a Logo which he wants to appear on the Graphs 3 17 1 AIRFUEL Port Time Area On Area2 Text Report and graphing Added TDC and BDC in place of 0 360 360 and 180 180 On Area2 Text Report and Graphing Added Advance Retard Cam and Increase and Decrease LSA COMPGAUG Added Graph CGP against BP as In HG Added Graph change in Intake Valve Closing for change in Barometric Pressure In Hg with a fixed Cranking Compression Pressure Using Bore Rod Length Stroke Compression Ratio CUBICIN On Graphs Add TDC and BDC in place of 360 and 180 20
168. Lift Table Done Only used by the Port Time Graphing Intake Valve Angle 230 Exhaust Valve Angle 230 LSA Increase Decrease DM Advance Retard 00 Intake Advance Retard 0 0 Exhaust DOHC Metric DOHC Valve to Piston 0 0 Clearance TDC Graphing Options Flow Lift Diameter Exhaust Port MCSA 0 0 Cur DC Lift Vert Cur rea Lift Time Area 7 Piston Travel Scale Size rea cc Cur Vel z Throat Vel Min CSA Vel 000090020 Piston Flow Plus ONLY Piston Velocity Plus ONLY O Graph Graph Plus Done Hi Advance Retard Camshaft Is the number of degrees the Intake centerline has been moved The intake centerline in the above and first example below is 111 degrees If we change Degrees TDC Intake Centerline to 232 we have moved the intake centerline to 116 degrees and Retarded the camshaft 5 degrees See second example below 94 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 4 0000 Stroke 3 2500 Rod Length 5 7000 RPM 6500 Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Number of Intake Valves 1 Exhaust Valves 1 Intake Valve Size 2 02 Exhaust Valve Size 1 6 Intake Valve Bore Ratio 0 505 Exhaust Valve Bore Ratio 0 4 Intake Valve Area 3 204739 sq in Exhaust Valve Area 2 010619 sq in Intake Valve Stem Size 0 375 Exhaust Valve Stem Size 0 375
169. M 6500 Wrist Pin Offset 0 06 Maximum Piston Velocity on Down Stroke 5735 684153 FPM 75 66890445522 Degrees Piston Piston Piston Crank Angle Velocity Acceleration Flow 28 Degree FT Sec FT Sec Sec CFM 000 970 80631 522 2 54 5 000 9 349 80181 071 24 47 10 000 19 547 78750 622 51 17 15 000 29 500 76363 844 77 23 20 000 39 088 73059 759 102 33 25 000 48 197 68892 593 126 18 30 000 56 719 63931 480 148 49 35 000 64 559 58259 942 169 02 40 000 71 631 51975 030 187 53 45 000 77 864 45186 028 203 85 50 000 83 201 38012 601 217 82 55 000 87 600 30582 324 229 34 60 000 91 037 23027 551 238 34 65 000 93 505 15481 684 244 80 70 000 95 013 8074 945 248 74 75 000 95 587 929 895 250 25 80 000 95 267 5843 023 249 41 85 000 94 109 12149 548 246 38 90 000 92 175 17914 919 241 31 95 000 89 540 23086 141 234 42 100 000 86 282 27632 976 225 89 105 000 82 482 31547 583 215 94 110 000 78 220 34842 884 204 78 115 000 73 573 37549 867 192 61 120 000 68 615 39714 118 179 63 125 000 63 411 41391 962 166 01 130 000 58 020 42646 534 151 89 135 000 52 491 43544 092 137 42 140 000 46 867 44150 784 122 70 145 000 41 180 44529 992 107 81 150 000 35 456 44740 279 92 82 155 000 29 713 44833 934 77 79 160 000 23 963 44856 008 62 74 165 000 18 213 44843 754 47 68 170 000 12 465 44826 342 32 63 175 000 6 718 44824 766 17 59 180 000 970 44851 817 2 54 185 000 4 783 44912 094 12 52 190 000 10 547 45001 981 27 61 26 CARF
170. OR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Piston Travel UATE CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 27 Graph Cylinder EIER aa ll ll ol ll sl ol ls CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 29 Calculate Piston Travel Crank Rod Angle Rod Bore Angle and Cylinder Volume in both CI and cc showing results every Crankshaft degrees Also will show at what Crankshaft degrees the Rod and Crank are at 90 degrees to each other Using Bore Stroke RPM Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Length Bore 4 0 Stroke 3 25 Rod Length 5 7 RPM 6500 Wrist Pin Offset 0 0 Rotation Time of crank per degree in Milliseconds 0 0256410 Rotation Time of crank per rev in Milliseconds 9 2307692 Crankshaft rev s per Second 108 3333333 Crankshaft Degrees at which Rod and Crank are 90 Degrees 74 0878 Crank Piston Crank Rod Cylinder Cylinder Angle Travel Rod Bore Volume Volume Degree Inches Angle Angle CI cc ATDC 0000 000000 180 00000 5 0000 007943 173 57622 42378 10 0000 031676 167 16241 83759 0 00000 1 2 15 0000 070908 160 76852 4 23148 5 6 8 00000 0 00000 09982 1 63575 39806 6 52297 89106 14 60184 57281 25 77373 43501 39 90274 46724 56 81792 65709 76 31603 99040 98 16499 20 0000 125160 154 40444 59556
171. PM CFM TO CMS CFM TO CMM and CFM TO CCM was 0 02831682 to 02831684659 3 25 0 AIRFUEL CAM INFO CMM files can now have a number of degrees value on the exhaust statement ex exhaust 2 3456789 198 CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises AIRFUEL Calculate RPM Using VE Volumetric Efficiency Engine Mass Air Flow Engine Size Inlet Temperature Barometric Pressure Port Flow CSA On Graph with lines RPM changed from 4 to 6 lines Main Added option so User can Enter Updates Notes and have them written to the Parameter File Tools Added Logic so that Header Records in PRT Delimited files are now Skipped Added Logic so that Non numeric fields are now skipped and do not hang program Added Convert DYN DeskTop Dyno CQU Comp Cams CamQuest File for Acceleration 3 24 0 ACCELER Graphing Screen Added Graph Plus works for all Graph types AIRFUEL Made changes to Graphing on Analyze Flow Data so that Graph Plus works for all Graph Types COMPGAUG Added Graph Cylinder Pressure against Crank Rotational Angle CD_FA Added some NEW Coefficient of Drag and Frontal Area for a number of different vehicle TRANS Added some new gear ratios 3 23 1 COMPGAUG Added Graph CR against IVC for a Fixed CGP Added Graph CGP against IVC for a fixed CR GRAPH Added a 5th and 6th Vertical Moveable Grid Lines Fixed a few Problems where sometimes no a
172. Raw Output Data Graphed LA UM Ti EET j To HAE APA _ V AMA TY Mi The Output Data Smoothed and Graphed DN 170 7 117 3 90 68 64 01 5805 4725 138 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises This is a Display of Raw Data from an Inertia Dyno Road Horse Power Prediction Chart These numbers will be similar to a Chassis Dyno Rear Aero Rolling Rear 1 Time Rate RPM MPH Velocity Wheel dynamic Resist Elapsed Horse ration Differ RPM ft sec Torque Drag HP HP Time Power in G s ential Sec 5000 0 357 143 523 810 0 00 000 000 0000 0 00 0 0000 0 0000 0 0 5100 0 364 286 534 286 852 18 000 000 1280 827 52 2 5438 0 1280 781 3 5200 0 371 429 544 762 858 89 000 000 22550 850 39 2 5639 0 1270 787 4 5300 0 378 571 555 238 858 89 000 000 3820 866 74 2 5639 0 1270 787 4 5400 0 385 714 565 714 858 89 000 000 5090 883 10 2 5639 0 1270 787 4 5500 0 392 857 576 190 852 18 000 000 6370 892 42 2 5438 0 1280 781 3 5600 0 400 000 586 667 858 89 000 000 7640 915 80 2 5639 0 1270 787 4 5700 0 407 143 597 143 845 58 000 000 8930 917 70 2 5241 0 1290 775 2 5800 0 414 286 607 619 858 89 000 000 1 0200 948 51 2 5639 0 1270 787 4 5900 0 421 429 618 095 858 89 000 000 1 1470 964 86 2 5639 0 1270 787 4 6000 0 428 571 628 571 865 71 000 000 1 2730 989 0
173. S IE HP Increase Journal Piston Travel Crank Degrees gc Diameter Piston Deck Start Degrees End Degrees x Degrees Bore Stroke Rod Length Piston Travel 2 Pist T Pist T2 Hod stroke Rod Small End Piston Weight Rod Weight Wrist Pin Offset Weight Quit 7 Use Rod Small Piston Vel Piston Trv Crankpin Load Crankpin Force Piston Vel Trv End Weidht Piston Travel Crank Degrees Bearing Speed Crank Angle Bore Stroke Metric Graph First Graph 1 Show 3 Decimals ont All data files that are written by the program are in 5 and you can use NotePad WordPad or any text editor to look at them These would be both PRM and PRT files Most of the Large BLUE text output fields have an option which lets you press the Period key and the program will write that information to a Disk file PRT If when you press a key you hear a bell sound from your computer and nothing happens take your mouse and click anywhere on that page and then hit your key again Pressing the will cause this Page to be Written to a Disk File Note There maybe times that a report generates more data than can be displayed on the screen The program does generated all of the data and if you save the data to PRT file and open that file with Windows Notepad you will be able to see all of that data Quit Exit th
174. SA on non dD Nn Graph Max Lift Lets the user limit the maximum lift shown on the X Axis upper limit is 1 5 Check Boxes Show Dots on Lines will place a dot at each 0 025 lift or every 10 fps The Default is to group 3 line over each 0 05 VE higher and 3 lines below each 0 05 VE lower last Circle will place a coordinates meet Line will place a line at the x coordinate which runs threw all the other lines Choke CSA on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VE Lift on X Axis against VE Lift on X Axis against VE Lift on X Axis against VE Lift on X Axis against VE Lift on X Axis against VE Lift on X Axis against V Lift on X Axis against VE FPS on X Axis against VE FPS on X Axis against VE CSA USER entered fps on Y Axis t CSA USER entered fps on Y Axis Y Axis Y Axis small circl Show Large Grouping shows 7 lines above and 7 lines below each 0 05 VE whos Lift X Axis against VE Lift on X Axis against VE E The lower limit is 3 and the from the center is at the point where the x and y 112 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Calculate Every x xx Lift lets the USER select from 0 100 0 050 0 025 0 010 or 0 005 inches of lift with the default being every 025 Valve and Throat Sizing Intake Valve Size
175. Start to 1 3 For non progressive all on at once set Nitrous HP Starting 96 to 100 4 You can use both trans RPM based and Time based Stages in the same simulation 5 The Number of the Stage has nothing to do with the order in which it is applied during the simulation If the Rear Wheel Box is checked no power loss will be removed from the nitrous HP If you are using a duel ramp with lets say the first ramp pretty flat and the second ramp pretty steep and short then you need to approach this as two stages If you are using banking then you need to approach this as two stages also The acceleration run will use the data entered on the Nitrous Screen Only if the Nitrous Box is checked Acceleration Top Speed Calculator Road HP Nitrous Progressive Multi Stage IE Trans Gear Nitrous HP Nitrous RPM Start Nitrous HP Starting Nitrous RPM Full Stage 1 Io Stage 2 126 2220 Stage 3 3330 Stage 4 1 440 _ Stage 5 15 5550 Stage 6 160 5550 Stage 7 17 9990 Nitrous Full Time Stage 8 Stage 9 Stage 10 150 28 100 11 150 3333 100 3333 Stage 12 150 3999 100 3939 Stage 13 150 3533 100 3939 Stage 14 150 3939 100 3999 Rear Whee Nitrous m 2 m 130 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Acceleration and Top Speed Prediction Chart with 60 foot 330 foot 1 8 Mile and 1 4 Mil
176. T 42 124 3 KM MPH 228 79 2 Mile ET 44 257 2 Mile MPH 229 87 4 KM ET 51 816 4 KM MPH 232 25 5 KM ET 58 498 5 KM MPH 233 17 3 Mile ET 59 772 3 Mile MPH 233 27 6 KM ET 70 997 6 KM MPH 233 72 4 Mile ET 75 183 4 Mile MPH 233 78 7 KM ET 80 566 7 KM MPH 233 82 8 KM ET 90 132 8 KM MPH 233 85 5 Mile ET 90 579 5 Mile MPH 233 85 9 KM ET 99 699 9 KM MPH 233 86 6 Mile ET 105 974 6 Mile MPH 233 86 10 KM ET 109 264 10 KM MPH 233 86 11 KM ET 118 829 11 KM MPH 233 86 7 Mile ET 121 368 7 Mile MPH 233 86 12 KM ET 128 394 12 KM MPH 233 86 Acceleration and Top Speed Prediction Chart with Throttle Stop Throttle 5 RPM 4000 Throttle 5 Time 1 255 RPM 8500 Power Loss 20 0 Track BP or Air Densily 29 92126 Hood Scoop Quit Throttle Stop Acceleration and Speed Prediction Chart Force Aero Rolling Elapsed Accele RPM MPH Velocity Motor dynamic Resist Time Total ration ft sec Torque Wheel Drag HP ET Distance in G s 3999 5 0 00 000 585 9 0 0 000 000 0000 979 000 3999 5 5 00 7 337 585 9 2488 2 006 580 2492 065 915 3999 5 5 18 7 596 585 9 2488 2 006 601 2580 001 915 gt gt gt gt RollOut Ends lt gt 1 4 Mile Distance and Starts Now 0 25796 3999 5 10 00 14 671 585 9 2488 2 045 1 160 2402 2 675 915 3999 5 15 00 22 004 585 9 2488 2 15
177. a as seen in many magazines Calcu Volumetric Estimate Intake Runner Length using Estimate Intake Runner Length using Estimate Estimate VE Volumetric Compression Ratio late Carburetor Size in CFM Using Calculate Carburetor Size in CFM and Volumetric Engine Size RPM Using Engine Size RPM Blower Efficiency Also calculates a Race Carburetor Size in CFM Peak Torque RPM and Port Diameter Engine Size Peak HP RPM Horsepower from running Alcohol over gas using Horsepower Efficiency from Horsepower Engine Size Efficiency Pressure and RPM and CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 77 15 Estimate Header Tube Length using Cubic Inches RPM Number of Cylinders and Tube Diameter 16 Estimate Header Tube Length using Peak HP RPM 17 Estimate Header Tube Optimum Diameter using Engine Size RPM Number of Cylinders and Tube Length 18 Estimate Header Tube Optimum Diameter using Engine Size Peak Torque RPM and Number of Cylinders 19 Estimate Header Tube Optimum Inside Diameter using Exhaust Flow at Max lift 20 Estimate Affect RPM from Header Tube Diameter and Length Engine Size and Number of Cylinders 21 Estimate Peak Torque RPM from Header Tube Diameter Engine Size and Number of Cylinders 22 Estimate Minimum Collector Length using Engine Size Number of
178. aker Chrysler Dodge DeSoto Plymouth gt Ford Edsel Lincoln Mercury American MotorCycle ATV Etc AirCraft American Foreign MotorCycle ATV gt AirCraft Chevy SB Chevy BB Chevy All Others BMW Ferrari Honda Maserati Mazda Mercedes Nissan Porsche Toyota VW Other Arctic_Cat BMW Harley Davidson Honda Kawasaki Ski Doo Suzuki Yamaha Other CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 11 Open Look in doswork E3 amp util My Recent Es MUSTOO PRM Documents MUSTOOME PRM MUSTTEST PRM c T e Sg y Documents 3 ter lt 1 o My Network File name Files of type Parameter Files Y Cancel The default values for each cell are coded into the program The program will create Save a file for you when you tell it to Write Save Parameter File The file CARFOR PRM has the default values and is supplied as a sample file This means the default values that the program uses once changed can be stored and recalled at a later time This option lets you call the file whatever name you want so you can create more than one When you load the program you can than Read Open Parameter File for the car you want to work on The user can at any point while running the program Read Open
179. alve to piston clearance is at minimum point and how it changes by advancing or retarding the cam or changing LSA Cam Gen Added 7 option to generate Cam Lift data Files using only Max Lift and 000 Duration Added some error checking for blank fields Added Metric Switch Added Clear Duration Added Calculate Max Lifter Bucket Velocity CAM INFO Added Graph Acceleration Valve Inch Deg Deg In some cases the scale for Acceleration Cam Inch Deg Deg will be changed On the Graphs of cam and valve lift added lines will be adjusted to their metric value of the Metric Button is checked Fixed problem and Metric switch will convert Valve Lash TRANS Added some new Motorcycle gear ratios as well as primary and secondary gear ratios Changed program so it will pick up the primary and secondary gear ratios if they are present 3 18 1 MAIN Fixed Problem with Graph Screen Resizing algorithm and Screen Resizing For sometime there has been a rare bug which will cause the program to resize the screens to have a width of about 1 2 inch I believe that I traced this back to version 3 16 1 and the Rewrite of the Graph Screen resizing algorithm 3 18 0 ACCELER Added Estimate Top Speed track HP AIRFUEL Port Time Area On Area2 Added Calculation of Cam Area Added Total for User Air Flow Analyze Flow Data Added Graph CFM per Sq Inch BLOWERS On VE RPM Table Added Reset button to reset A
180. and the port centerline length Calculate port FPS from its CFM and CSA Calculate port CFM from its FPS and CSA Calculate port CSA from its CFM and FPS CR Added Graph CR against Total Volume 3 20 3 AIRFUEL Fixed a problem where RPM Max Horse Power was not correctly written to Parameter File Valve Mach Sizing Internally I have redone part of math for the Mach calculation so that I can now show velocity Added Mach Number CS A which calculates Mach Number and Velocity from RPM Bore Stroke and CSA Added Mach Number CD which calculates Mach Number and Velocity from RPM Bore Stroke Valve Size and CD Added Graph Mach Number CD over RPM and CD range Added Graph Velocity CD over RPM and CD range 3 20 2 MAIN Added Menu that lets User Select Alignment of Entry Text Added Menu that lets User Select Entry Text Border Style Added Menu that lets User Select Option Check Box Border Style 200 CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises Made adjustments in processing new parameters that should increase the speed with which the parameter file is read 3 20 1 MAIN Added Menu that lets User Select Color of All Labels and Lines Fixed a place where the User Selected Frame background color was not set Fixed a place where the User Selected Quit Done background color was not set 3 20 0 ACCELER Changed when Hoop Scoop is chec
181. and Number of Fuels Jets 4 Convert Gas Jet Size using Specific Gravity of Gas Specific Gravity of E85 Specific Gravity of Ethanol and Specific Gravity of Methanol giving E85 Ethanol and Methanol Fuel Jet Sizes 5 Calculate Fuel Pressure from Fuel Jet Size and Nitrous Jet Size and Nitrous Pressure NOTE For 2 and 3 above This one jet will have the same area as all of your fuel jets combined You can only use this method if your set up has a dedicated fuel pump for the nitrous system s Select the Radio Button for the type of Nitrous System that you have Standard This will calculate values that are the same as most web calculator Base 1 This will calculate values that are like many NOS Fogger systems also Nitrous Express NX plate Speedtech plate and Nitrous Pro Flow plate Base 1 26 This will calculate values that are like many Nitrous Oxide Systems NOS Cheater systems Base 0 7 This will calculate values that are like some Cheater systems Nitrous Works plate and ZEX plate Base K Y This will calculate values that can be on the lean use great care Base K Y 5 5 This will calculate values that can be on the lean use great care By changing Fuel Pressure this will work for both a Carburetor low pressure and EFI high pressure setup Always read and follow the instructions that came with your nitrous kit It is up to the user to ens
182. aph ET on X axis Nitrous HP Y axis using same inputs as Acceleration Top Speed and Graph X high value Graph Y high value 778 Stage 8 Nitrous Full Time Stage 9 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 153 Horizontal World Wide Enterprises CHASSIS Track Width If the front and rear track widths are different then enter the average number in Track Width box Wheelbase If the left and right wheelbases are different then enter the average number in Wheelbase box Unsprung Weight Tires rims springs shocks brake rotors fasteners CG Procedure Set the car on scales Set Tire Pressures and Ride Height Measure the Radius of each of the tires Height to the Spindle Axle Center Measure the Left and Right Wheel Base Measure the Front and Track Width Weigh each corner of the vehicle with the driver inside and all fluids Race ready Raise the Rear Tires of the vehicle and place spacers of 10 inches or in height under the rear wheels Reweigh the front wheels of the car and enter the front weight obtained 1 From corner percentages and vehicle weight Calculate all other perc weights 2 From Weight on Each Corner Calculate all other percentages and weights 3 Calculate Center of Gravity CG Horizontal Vertical and Lateral using Front Weight Front Weight when rear is raised Height rear is raised
183. brown chocolate dark blue dark cyan dark gray dark green dark red light blue light cyan light gray light green light yellow orange Drawwidth 1 This sets the width of the line in pixels Drawstyle 2 This sets the style of the line but only works when drawwidth 1 Values maybe 0 solid 1 Dash 2 Dot 3 Dash Dot 4 Dash Dot Dot Captionl Captionl Supported Color This lets the user print a caption on the graph CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 167 Caption6 Caption6 This lets the user print a second caption line on the graph Caption2 Caption 2 This lets the user print a caption for the x axis on the graph Caption3 Caption 3 This lets the user print a caption for the x axis mouse readout on the graph Caption4 Caption 4 This lets the user print a caption for the y axis on the graph Caption5 Caption 5 This lets the user print a caption for the y axis mouse readout on the graph Line to 5000 700 0 draw a line to x y from the current position and set the current position to x y Line 30 50 5621 7 500 draw a line from x y to yl Circle 5250 425 800 1 draw a circle at x y radius height width ratio Check graph below to see ellipses that was drawn Color cyan Circle 5250 425 2400 5 ellipse Color magenta Circle 5250 425 2400 2 ellipse x scale y scale x shift y shift These only
184. ce Software by World Wide Enterprises Intake Open 42 5 Intake Close 95 5 Intake Duration 318 0 Intake CL 116 5 Exhaust Open 95 5 Exhaust Close 40 5 Exhaust Duration 320 0 Exhaust CL 117 5 Lobe Sep Angle 117 5 Advance Retard 0 0 Cam 0 4 Valve LIft 0 6 Rocker Arm Ratio 1 5 Exhaust Cam LIft 0 4 Exhaust Valve 0 6 Exhaust Rocker Arm Ratio 1 5 Data for Air Flow Fuel Exhaust Old Depression 5 0 New Depression 28 0 Old AirFlow 105 0 BSFC 5 Number Injectors 8 Duty Cycle 85 Pulse Width 15 6923 Lbs Hour 18 0 New Lbs Hour 20 23994 Old Fuel Pressure 43 5 New Fuel Pressure 55 0 Injector Dead Time 0 0 Fuel Pump Flow 19 5 Intake Flow 300 0 Exhaust Flow 210 0 Intake Exhaust Ratio 7 RPM Max Horse Power 6500 Air Fuel Ratio 12 5 Volumetric Efficiency 0 85 Fuel Flow 225 3 Carb Size 650 Peak Torque RPM 5900 Port Diameter 2 25 Tube Length 28 0 Tube Diameter 1 75 Affected RPM 7500 Collector Length 18 0 Collector Diameter 4 00 Air Filter Diameter 14 0 AirFuel Option2 0 Intake Valve Size 2 02 Intake Valve Stem Diameter 0 3415 Intake Bowl CSA Percent 0 91 AirFuel Optionl 0 IntakeFlow 0 1 85 0 IntakeFlow 0 2 166 0 IntakeFlow 0 3 229 0 IntakeFlow 0 4 294 0 IntakeFlow 0 5 350 0 IntakeFlow 0 55 400 0 IntakeFlow 0 6 425 0 IntakeFlow 0 65 430 0 IntakeFlow 0 7 435 0 IntakeFlow 0 75 43
185. cessories now turns slower than normal This frees up a few horsepower Under Steer When in a turn the vehicles front tires lose traction before the rear tires Unsprung Weight The vehicle weight not supported by the springs suspension system i e wheels brakes tires and half of the suspension V Twin A Two cylinder engine layout in which the cylinders form a V Valve Stem The portion of valve that slides in valve guide Vapor Pressure Is the amount of water in the air measured in inches of mercury or millibars VDC Volts Direct Current Vehicle Roll Stiffness Sum of the separate suspension roll stiffness Velocity is the rate of change of distance with respect to time In many applications it is expressed in miles per hour MPH feet per second FPS etc Volumetric Efficiency A comparison between the actual volume of fuel mixture drawn in on the intake stroke and what would be drawn in if the cylinder were to be completely filled Waste Gate A valve used to limit the boost developed in a turbocharger system It is user adjustable and it lets off excess pressure when it opens which controls max HP Water Temperature The temperature of the coolant circulating through the radiator Watts Link A device used to control side to side motion in a ladder bar torque tube or 4 link rear suspension Wear Limit The minimum acceptable size of a component after use Weight Transfer The transfer of load from one end or side of the
186. cooler Temperature Intercooler Outlet Temperature and Air Temperature Calculat Intercooler Estimate Efficiency Calculate HP from BP HP H To ncrease 0 0 orsepower 555 0 omp Ratio 13 59405 BP from HP BI Dri 35 Tooth Count 35 Ratio 1 0 95 from 6500 Blower RPM 5500 Pressure Ratio Effective CR 0 0 Effective CR T Blower Compressed Max CR 23 32 emperature 59 0 Efficiency Es Air Temp 175 5 M Effect CR Drive Ratio APM Crank Gear Temperature 82 5 Blower Bear Max and Gear Inlet Intercooler Density Ratio from Blower Pressure Barometric Pressure Inlet Temperature Intercooler Outlet Temperature and Intercooler Pressure Loss Compressed Air Temperature from Pressure Ratio Temperature and Blower Blower Density Ratio from Blower Pressure Barometric Pressure Blower Inlet Temperature and Blower Outlet Temperatur Calculate Efficiency Compressor Inlet Flow in CFM Using Engine Size Rpm Volumetric Blower Density Ratio and Number of Turbos Graph HP and Torque also New HP and Torque Using Old and New Density Ratio s Generat Volumetric Blower Turbo Flow Map Driven by Pressure Ratio using Engine Size and Efficiency 62 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 18 19 20
187. cylinder head One camshaft operates the intake valves the other actuates the exhaust valves DOT Federal Department Of Transportation Down Force the use of aerodynamics to create downward pressure on the car s tires for improved traction Duration Camshaft The number of degrees of crankshaft rotation that a valve remains open Duty Cycle The percentage of the time that the injectors are open is called the injector duty cycle Dynamic Compression Ratio The ratio of the total volume enclosed in a cylinder when the piston is located at the point that the Intake valve closes compared to the volume enclosed when the piston is at TDC Dyno Dynamometer An engine testing device that measures power and simulates the loads and environment of a racing engine engine dyno or full vehicle chassis dyno Dyno Correction Factor So that horsepower and torque numbers can be compared when measured at different temperatures humidity and Barometer reading The problem is there is more than one SAE Standard Day or rather they have changed what a Standard Day is ECM Electronic Control Module The on board computer that controls a vehicle s engine management systems ECU Electronic Control Unit EFI Electronic Fuel Injection system EGR Exhaust Gas Recirculation A small portion of exhaust gases is recycled into the combustion chamber EGT Exhaust Gas Temperature EVC Exhaust Valve Closing The point at which the exhaust valve re
188. e 11 CGP BP Barometric Stroke PSI Graph change in Pressure wil th a fixed In Hg Graph change Pressure wil th a fixed In in In Barometric Press Cranking Comp take Val ve C ure Bore ression osing Compression Ratio and Wrist Pin Offset Cranking Compression Pressu take Val Compression Ratio and Wrist Pin Offset ve Cl osing Pressu Using Using Rod Length re for Bore Bore Stro change Rod re for cha Rod nge Lengi ke th in Eh CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 51 12 IVC BP In Hg Graph change in Intake Valve Closing for change in Barometric Pressure In Hg with a fixed Cranking Compression Pressure Using Bore Rod Length Stroke Compression Ratio 13 IVC CR CGP Graph Intake Valve Closing against Compression Ratio with a fixed Cranking Compression Pressure Using Bore Rod Length Stroke Barometric Pressure In Hg Wrist Pin Offset and Cranking Compression Pressure 14 CGP Graph change in Cranking Compression Pressure against change Intake Valve Closing against Compression Ratio with a fixed Compression Ratio Using Bore Rod Length Stroke Barometric Pressure In Hg and Wrist Pin Offset 15 Cylinder Pressure Graph change in Cylinder Pressure Decay without anymore burn or any heat loss and no EVO against Crank Rotational Angle Using
189. e Coefficient of Discharge and RPM Helmholtz Tuning Calculates RPM Peak Torque From Bore Stroke Length Port Runner CSA Compression Ratio and Speed of Sound Calculate Length Port Runner From Bore Stroke RPM Peak Torque CSA Compression Ratio and Speed of Sound Graph Length Port Runner Varying CSA From Bore Stroke RPM Peak Torque CSA Compression Ratio and Speed of Sound H Factor I use 77 in my calculations There are a number of online calculators and spreadsheets that use 80 I have added this option so the user can use 80 or any other number they want Port Time Area Calculate Port Time Area in milliseconds in cm 2 and cm 2 cc for each user supplied lift and duration numbers bore stroke intake valve size exhaust valve size and RPM Port Time Area 2 Calculate Port Time Area in milliseconds in cm 2 and cm 2 cc and cylinder head flow at each valve lift point piston travel position and cylinder volume vertical and horizontal valve lift Open and close points duration numbers area at different standard lift points Using user supplied lift and bore stroke intake valve size exhaust valve size Intake rocker arm ratio exhaust rocker arm ratio intake valve lash exhaust valve lash cylinder head flow valve incline angle and RPM Note There maybe times due to the amount of valve lift points that this report generates more data than can be displayed on the screen The p
190. e Compression Gauge Reading PSIA Cylinder Size Rod Length Intake Valve Closing Cam Timing Barometric Pressure Wrist Pin Offset and Temperature 3 Calculate Compression Ratio from Dynamic Compression Ratio Stroke Rod Length Intake Valve Closing Degrees and Wrist Pin Offset 4 Estimate the Compression Gauge reading PSIG and Gas Octane needed Some what like DOS Version from the Compression Ratio Cylinder Size Rod Length Intake Valve Closing Cam Timing Barometric Pressure Temperature Humidity and Wrist Pin Offset 5 Estimate the Compression Ratio Just like DOS Version and gas octane needed from the Compression Gauge Reading PSIG Cylinder Size Rod Length Intake Valve Closing Cam Timing Barometric Pressure Temperature Humidity and Wrist Pin Offset 6 Calculate amount of offset required for crank angle to have the piston to be at TDC Using Crank Angle Rod Length and Stroke 7 DCR Graph Dynamic Compression Ratio Y axis against Intake Valve Closing from BDC to TDC X Axis Using Bore Rod Length Stroke Compression Ratio and Wrist Pin Offset 8 CR Graph Compression Ratio Y axis against Intake Valve Closing from BDC to 40 BTDC X Axis Using Bore Rod Length Stroke Dynamic Compression Ratio and Wrist Pin Offset 9 CGP Cam Graph change in Cranking Compression Pressure for change in Intake Valve Closing from BDC to TDC Using Compression Ratio and Wrist Pin Offset 10 CGP BP Barometric Strok
191. e ECL Once you have the Intake and exhaust lobes positioned correctly you can advance or retard and or increase or decrease the LSA Valve Angle is needed to correctly calculate the vertical and horizontal part of the valve lift NOTE Since you can now change the Cam Lift Duration Table if you either change the position of 0 010 0 020 and 0 050 or remove any of them the Major and Minor Intensi will not be correct With the change to the Cam Lift Duration Table the Metric check box will not these value now The User must enter their own Metric lift numbers You can also copy and paste the below numbers using a text editor and create a parameter file which can then read in CARFOR Lift Table 0 0 Lift Table 0 25 Lift Table 0 5 Lift Table 1 0 Lift Table 1 0 Lift Table 1 5 Lift Table 2 5 Lift Table 3 0 Lift Table 3 5 Lift Table 4 0 Lift Table 4 5 Lift Table 5 0 Lift Table 5 5 Lift Table 6 0 Lift Table 6 5 Lift Table 7 0 Lift Table 7 5 CARFOR Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 97 Lift Table 8 0 Lift Table 8 5 Lift Table 9 0 Lift Table 9 5 Lift Table 10 5 Lift Table 10 5 Lift Table 11 0 Lift Table 11 5 Lift Table 12 0 Lift Table 12 5 Lift Table 13 0 EXAMPLE C1 File Header Information PVN ICL ECL 1 006 113 2 113 2 0 050 Overlap 28 Intake 0
192. e ET using RPM and Torque from Acceleration in Parameter File also Coefficient of Drag Frontal Area Tire Rolling Resistance use 0 015 Concrete 0 017 Asphalt Tire Diameter Tire Rolling Radius Launch RPM Rear End Power Loss Power Loss Vehicle Weight with Driver Dyno Correction Factor Shift RPM s Tire Growth Percentages Trans Gear Ratios Shift Time Acceleration and Top Speed Prediction Chart Force Aero Rolling Elapsed Accele RPM MPH Velocity Motor dynamic Resist Time Total ration ft sec Torque Wheel Drag HP HP ET Distance in G s 7999 3 0 00 000 830 0 0 0 000 000 0000 1 000 000 7999 3 5 00 7 334 830 0 6823 4 005 470 0933 664 2 551 7999 3 8 75 12 833 830 0 6823 4 025 822 1593 000 2 623 gt gt gt gt RollOut Ends lt gt 1 4 Mile Distance and ET Starts Now 0 1593 7999 3 10 00 14 668 830 0 6823 4 037 940 0217 298 2 640 7999 3 15 00 22 002 830 0 6823 4 126 1 410 1071 1 863 2 694 7999 3 20 00 29 334 830 0 6823 4 299 1 880 1911 4 018 2 732 7999 3 25 00 36 668 830 0 6823 4 583 2 350 2740 6 756 2 761 7999 3 30 00 44 002 830 0 6823 4 1 008 2 820 3562 10 071 2 785 7999 3 35 00 51 336 830 0 6823 4 1 601 3 290 4378 13 958 2 804 7999 3 40 00 58 667 830 0 6823 4 2 389 3 760 5188 18 414 2 821 7999 3 45 00 66 001 830 0 6823 4 3 402 4 230 5994 23 438 2 835 7999 3 50 00 73 335 830 0 6823 4 4 667 4 700 6797 29 027 2 847 7999 3 55 00 80 667 830 0 6823 4 6 211 5 170 7595 35 179 2 857 8000 0 59 86 87
193. e crank journal hole A longer rod will reduce the maximum Rod Angle while at the same time reducing the side loading of the piston against the cylinder wall Rod Stroke Ratio The ratio between the Rod Length and the length of the Stroke Roll Axis A line through the front and rear roll centers Roll Center The vehicle has a front and rear roll center The roll center is a point about which that end of the vehicle rolls A straight line running through them called the Roll Axis joins front and rear roll centers Roll Stiffness The resistance measured in pounds per inch of spring travel of a suspension system to the rolling of the vehicle s mass Roll Stiffness Distribution The distribution of the vehicle roll stiffness between front and rear suspension expressed as percentage of the vehicle roll stiffness Roller Cam A camshaft that uses either hydraulic or mechanical roller lifters RPM Revolutions Per Minute Run Out The amount that a rotating part is out of round Saturation Vapor Pressure Is the maximum amount of water vapor pressure the air can hold Scan Tool A device that interfaces with a vehicle s computer and communicates information to and from the computer Shock Absorber A device used to help control the up down and rolling motion by dampening the oscillations the spring Short Track An oval track that is less than one mile in length Slicks A racing tire with no tread SOHC Single Overhead Camshaft A
194. e program by clicking on File and then Exit 14 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Engine Displacement Calculator Engine Details Bore 40 Stoke 325 Bore Increase 0060 PitontoDeck 00 Engra SEn Number OF earance B Cylinders 78 Engine Size 3267256 5558 HP Increase oo Engine RPM 6500 Rod Lenath 57 Port Diameter 225 0 85 Stoke Bore Strok Rod Stroke Gtroke Bore Stroke Bato 1 1 23077 Ratio 175395 L Rato 135077 08125 Block Deck 32455 Piston Comp 1904 Crank Angle EE Rod Length Height Height Max RPM Piston 1256637 CrenkRod 740878 Piston Speeg 3520833 OW ODW DW e DW pr Graph M PT Vel Acc CFM Piston Comp Cp CIT C CRAC C MPS MPV RPMC JBS HP Increase Journal 25 Bearina Speed Piston Travel 139 Crank Degrees 74123 Diameter ER EH 1 398 74123 Piston Deck Start Degrees 0 End Degrees 360 0 Degrees 50 Bore Stroke Rod Length 6 2 Piston Travel 2 1 381 Pist T Pist T2 0 018 Hod Stroke Rod Small End Piston Weight 600 25 Rod weight 700 5 Wrist Pin Offset 0 00000000 Weight 233 5 Quit 7 2 Use Rod Small Piston Vel Piston Trv Crankpin Load Crankpin Force Piston Vel Trv O End Weicht Piston Travel Crank Degrees Bearing S
195. e the rod journal position Bore 4 0 Stroke 3 25 Rod Length 5 7 RPM 6500 Wrist Pin Offset 0 1 Maximum Piston Velocity 5781 079250 8 75 106549704470 Degrees Degree Piston Piston Piston Wheel Piston Velocity Acceleration Flow 28 Reading Travel FT Sec FT Sec Sec CFM 000000 000000 0 000000000 80636 063126519 00 5 000000 007947 10 322084060 80223 678572800 27 02 10 000000 031701 20 528120767 78827 766293294 53 74 15 000000 070987 30 493134351 76468 352084977 79 83 20 000000 125340 40 095713985 73181 024924057 104 97 25 000000 194113 49 220008051 69016 906097804 128 86 30 000000 276485 57 757707080 64042 490264067 151 21 35 000000 371477 65 609993414 58339 268491123 171 77 40 000000 477965 72 689422762 52003 022843175 190 30 45 000000 594702 78 921687751 45142 670630607 206 62 50 000000 720336 84 247198021 37878 539226869 220 56 55 000000 853437 88 622397260 30339 974834923 232 01 60 000000 992519 92 020727977 22662 235061537 240 91 65 000000 1 136071 94 433152651 14982 686765302 247 23 70 000000 1 282581 95 868148454 7436 423289625 250 98 75 000000 1 430562 96 351113901 151 518154058 252 25 80 000000 1 578579 95 923159992 6755 771569693 251 13 85 000000 1 725271 94 639303337 13185 470606977 247 77 90 000000 1 869372 92 566129612 19057 617358003 242 34 95 000000 2 009724 89 779045364 24314 900118149 235 04 100 000000 2 145290 86 359276733 28923 936562947 226 09 105 000000 2 275163 82 390798045 32875 0835
196. ees 80 917 2 S Exhaust Port Area 4 309 2 S Boost Port Area 3 984 2 S Transfer Port Area 2 217 Squish Ratio 0 53 Squish Clearance 0 047244 Dynamic Compression Ratio 7 432 Nitrous Fuel Pressure 6 0 Nitrous Pressure 950 Nitrous Jet Size 0 024 Number Nitrous Jets 8 Nitrous Option 0 Specific Gravity Gas 0 740 Specific Gravity Methanol 0 790 Specific Gravity Ethanol 0 790 Specific Gravity E85 0 780 Fuel Jet Size 0 0 Number Fuel Jets 8 Fuel Jet Size S2 0 048 Number Fuel Jets S2 2 User Selected Graph Options Graph Heads Yes Graph Logo No Move Grid Lines No Graph Line Color No Grid Switch 1 Large Lines No Caption Top No Semi Grid Cross Lines No Semi Grid Box Lines No 194 CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises Grid Color 16777215 Solid Switch 1 Graph Line Width 2 Acceleration 10000 685 0 Data for Road Horse Power The following parameters must be in Ascending Order by Graph Font Color 12632319 Graph BackGround Color 0 The following 2 parameters must be in THIS Order Custom Graph Width 6 Custom Graph Height 6 Custom Grid Line Count x 10 Custom Grid Line Count y 10 Draw Line Color 99999 Draw Line Width 5 Draw Switch No User Selected GUI Options Keep This Order Quit BackGround Color 2147483633 BackGround Color 2147483633 Option Check Box Style 1 Large Screen No F
197. emperat _ Virtual Temperat 5916 Std Barometric 289 i ESSEN Dry Air 59 44 Moist Air 59 16 Pressure 23 32 Graine ct 3 66 Accessory Drive Ratio Crank 5 25 New Crank 6 25 Org Drive Ratio 0 724 Change 19 05 Accessory 725 New Accessory 725 New Drive Ratio 0 826 Change Temp Change Humidity Change Barometer Change Altitude VP DP DC Metric Jet Size Metering Rod Air Density Pulley Ratio CARFOR Quit Estimate BP Altitude Bypass Jet Size WEATHER 1 Estimate the Change in Horsepower from the change in Temperatur 2 Estimate the Change in Horsepower from the change in Humidity 3 Estimate the Change in Horsepower from the change in Barometric Pressure 4 Estimate the Change in Horsepower from the change in Altitude 5 Calculate Vapor Pressure Saturation Vapor Pressure Dew Point Dyno Correction Factory Air Density and Density Altitude 6 Estimate the Change in Jet Size from the change in Barometric Pressure Humidity and Temperature 7 Estimate the Change in Metering Rod Size from the change in Barometric Pressure Humidity and Temperature 8 Estimate the Change in Bypass Jet Size for FI from the change in Barometric Pressure Humidity and Temperatur Note this function backwards from a carburetor jet 9 Estimate Barometric Pressure from Altitude 10 Calculate Pulley Drive Ratio and Change in Drive Ratio from the Diamet
198. ench Clearance See Squish Clearance Rake When one end of the vehicle is lower than the other Ram Air When fresh air is fed through the hood or underneath the vehicle and sent to the intake system Relative Humidity RH Is the ratio 96 of the amount of water vapor in the air to the maximum amount of water vapor that the air can hold at that temperature Restrictor Plate A plate that sits between the carburetor and the intake manifold of a motor with holes of a specific diameter cut through it It restricts the amount of air entering the engine Retard Cam The act of changing the cam position so that the IVO occurs later in the cycle Rev Limiter Is used to keep the engine from exceeding its maximum RPM and exploding Ride Height The distance from the bottom of the vehicle to the road Road Horsepower The amount of power at the driving wheels needed to move a vehicle This power varies according to the vehicle s speed aerodynamic drag mechanical friction and the tires rolling resistance Rocker Arm A pivoting arm that acts as a lever to the open valves Rocker Arm Ratio Is the distance from the fulcrum to the valve end center point divided by the distance from the fulcrum to the pushrod seat center point Rod Angle Angularity The angle formed by the connecting rod centerline and the bore centerline as the crankshaft rotates Rod Length Is the distance from the centerline of the wrist pin hole to the centerline of th
199. engine and uses either outside air Air to Air or water Air to Water to lower the temperature of the intake flow Intercooler Efficiency The measure of how well the intercooler reduces the charge temperature IRS Independent Rear Suspension with this type of suspension the wheels travel independently of each other IVC Intake Valve Closing The point at which the intake valve returns to its seat IVO Intake Valve Opening The point at which the intake valve lifts off of its seat Jerk The rate of change of acceleration with time In some applications it is expressed in units of inch deg3 or thousandths deg3 Jet An orifice who s inside diameter meters fuel Lateral Acceleration The sideward acceleration of a vehicle in a horizontal plane Because of centrifugal force the vehicle is pushed outward in the corner turn Lateral Load Transfer The vertical load transfer from one of the front tires or rear tires to the other LCD Liquid crystal display Leaf Spring Is an assembly of one or more long thin pieces of flat or slightly curved material Leak Down Test Each cylinder is tested to see how well it holds pressure and is used to find excessive wear in an engine Limited Slip Differential A differential having special friction mechanisms to keep both rear axle shafts rotating at the same speed Linear Acceleration is the acceleration of a vehicle in a straight line Linear Coil Spring Rate A coil spring tha
200. er Angle Travel Angle Volume Volume Degree Inches CI cc 0 000000000 0 00007006031 0 60312 0 00088 0 01443 5 000000000 0 00652239396 0 82054 0 08196 1 34313 10 000000000 0 02877341397 2 23388 0 36158 5 92519 15 000000000 0 06654136967 3 62694 0 83618 13 70259 20 000000000 0 11935613763 4 98986 1 49987 24 57852 25 000000000 0 18656691611 6 31283 2 34447 38 41896 30 000000000 0 26735291564 7 58619 3 35966 55 05490 35 000000000 0 36073698645 8 80043 4 53315 74 28510 40 000000000 0 46560207813 9 94627 5 85093 95 87954 45 000000000 0 58071036086 01472 7 29742 119 58332 50 000000000 0 70472474996 99718 8 85583 145 12109 55 000000000 0 83623246784 88553 50841 172 20194 60 000000000 0 97377015507 67221 23676 200 52451 65 000000000 1 11584991453 35038 02218 229 78242 70 000000000 1 26098555360 91398 84601 259 66961 75 000000000 1 40771819525 35788 68991 289 88566 80 000000000 1 55464037805 67797 53619 320 14075 85 000000000 1 70041777280 87125 36808 350 16009 90 000000000 1 84380771975 93588 16997 379 68780 95 000000000 1 98367393673 87125 92758 408 48988 100 000000000 2 11899695547 67797 62810 436 35640 105 000000000 2 24888009184 35788 26026 463 10270 110 000000000 2 37255101941 91398 81436 488 56975 115 000000000 2 48935926518 35038 28221 512 62360 120 000000000 2 59877015507 67221 65711 535 15413 125 000000000 2 70035588598 88553 93367 556 07327 130 000000000 2 79378448145 99718 10773 575 31264 135 000000000 2
201. er drawn graphics The user can customize the Graph and Draw Functions CARFOR Math Formula Calculator File CI CR Info Comp Gauge Blowers Graph Draw Options lt Graphic Options Line Width Custom Graph Size Select Draw Line Width 100 Color Draw Line W Height 100 ENTER Grid Style Essent Grid Select Graph BackGround Color Solid Line Select Graph Font Color t Dash Line Graph Heads Is ON Large Lines Graph Logo Is OFF Semi Grid Moveable Grid Lines OFF Semi Grid Select Grid Line Color Cross Lines Select Graph Line Colors Is OFF Semi Grid Lines Caption Top Custom Grid Line Count X Axis 10 Done Graph Y Axis Options ENTER Placing the mouse the graph will let the user get the Horse Power Torque RPM values for that position on the graph these valves will be updated as the user moves th mouse along the curve 10 the Draw is checked you can use the mouse to draw on the Graph Using different Size and color lines to create shapes like the arrow below next page 166 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Horse Power 5550 Graph Save SaveasBMP Read BMP 14
202. erprises 65 Engine Size 280 865 Volumetric Efficiency Number of Turbos 1 Units for Output Flow Boost Pressure PSI BARS Ratio 1000 000 000 1 0 4 71 1 470 101 1 1 5 24 2 939 203 1 2 5 72 4 409 304 1 3 6 20 5 878 405 1 4 6 67 7 348 507 1 5 7 15 8 818 608 1 6 7 63 10 287 709 1 7 8 10 11 757 811 1 8 8 58 13 226 912 1 9 9 06 14 696 1 013 2 0 9 53 16 166 1 115 2 1 10 01 17 635 1 216 2 2 10 49 19 105 1 317 2 3 10 96 20 574 1 419 2 4 11 44 22 044 1 520 2 5 11 92 23 514 1 621 2 6 12 39 24 983 1 723 2 7 12 87 26 453 1 824 2 8 13 35 27 922 1 925 2 9 13 82 29 392 2 027 3 0 14 30 30 862 2 128 3 1 14 78 32 331 2 229 3 2 15 25 33 801 2 330 3 3 15 73 35 270 2 432 3 4 16 21 Engine Size 280 865 Volumetric Efficiency Number of Turbos 1 Units for Output Flow Boost Pressure PSI BARS Ratio 1000 000 000 1 0 1 956 1 470 101 1 1 2 152 2 939 203 1 2 2 347 4 409 304 1 3 2 543 5 878 405 1 4 2 739 7 348 507 1 5 2 934 8 818 608 1 6 3 130 10 287 709 1 7 3 325 11 757 811 1 8 3 521 13 226 912 1 9 3 717 14 696 1 013 2 0 3 912 16 166 1 115 2 1 4 108 17 635 1 216 2 2 4 303 19 105 1 317 2 3 4 499 20 574 1 419 2 4 4 695 22 044 1 520 2 5 4 890 23 514 1 621 2 6 5 086 24 983 1 723 2 7 5 281 26 453 1 824 2 8 5 477 27 922 1 925 2 9 5 673 29 392 2 027 3 0 5 868 30 862 2 128 3 1 6 064 32 331 2 229 3 2 6 259 33 801 2 330 3 3 6 455 35 270 2 432 3 4 6 651 Type Engine 4 Stroke 850 lbs min Raised Tempe
203. ers of Crank Pulley Accessory Pulley New Crank Pulley New Accessory Pulley a To get Accessory RPM multiple Crank RPM by Drive Ratio used User can select 59 or 60 Degrees as standard temperatur Barometric Pressure Is the actual or Station Pressure reading Vapor Pressure Is the amount of water in the air Saturation Vapor Pressure Is the maximum amount of water vapor pressure the air can hold Dyno Correction Factor So that horsepower and torque numbers can be compared when measured at different temperatures humidity and Barometer reading The problem is there is more than one SAE Standard Day or rather they have changed what a Standard Day is 162 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph MSV 1 Graph MSV 2 from from HP Quit Squish Volume Max Squish Max Squish 2 Stroke Port Timing Bore Stroke 325 Rod Length 57 Compression 13 59405 mem Piston to Deck Time 1 Rev in pai Engine RPM 6500 0 016 Milli Seconds 3 2308 7 432 Swept Cylinde Effective Trapped is P Boost Port Dist Volume 40 84 Cylinder Volume 17 58 Volume 53 14 mse rower 0 0 Piston Ratio 0 53 Squish Area BIBE Cylinder Area 12 566 BMEP 00 I ranster Fort quis Pist ERE Clearance 0 047244 Squish Volume 2399 BowlDiameter 2309 pesi TM 3520
204. etric Pressure Saturated Vapor Pressure Vapor Pressure CC s CC s Poured Combustion Chamber Volume 188 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Cylinder Volume Dome Volume Effective Cylinder Volume Head Gasket CC s Ring CC s Squish Volume Total Volume Trapped Volume Degrees Fahrenheit Celsius Dew Point Inter Cooler Inlet Temperature Inter Cooler Outlet Temperature New Temperature Running Inlet Temperature Temperature Water Temperature Grams Piston Weight Rod Weight CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises 189 Sample Parameter File A in first position of a line means that line is a comment and will be ignored when read by the program The following parameters maybe in any order If for some reason a parameter is in the list more than once then the last one will be used Bore 4 0 Stroke 3 25 Rod Length 5 7 Cubic Inches 326 7256 RPM 6500 Bore Increase 0 060 Compression Ratio 13 59405 New Compression Ratio 0 0 Number of Cylinders 8 Rod Stroke Ratio 1 75385 Bore Stroke Ratio 1 23077 Stroke Bore Ratio 0 8125 Average Piston Speed 3520 833 Block Deck Height 9 245 Piston Compression Height 1 904 Cubicin Option 2 Piston Weight 600 25 Rod Weight 700 5 Small End Rod Weight 233 5 Horse Power 555 0 Horse Power Increase 0 0 Crank Degrees 74 123 Piston Travel 1 399 Wrist Pin Offset
205. gth 1 Length 2 and Angle of Shock Spring COMPGAUG On Graph Cylinder Pressure against Crank Rotational Angle rewrote it and added user selectable k exponent to Calculation Added Graph Piston Pressure against Crank Rotational Angle Added Graph Turning Force against Crank Rotational Angle CUBICIN Added Graph Piston Demand Port Velocity Using Bore Stroke Wrist Pin Offset Rod Length RPM Port Diameter and Volumetric Efficiency Added Graph Cylinder Volume Change cc s Using Bore Stroke Wrist Pin Offset Rod Length ET MPH When Generating a Digital HP Acceleration File Added 2 options 10 This 15 based on a high flat torque curve type engine and uses peak torque instead of peak HP as its input 11 This 15 based on a turbo charged type or Diesel engine and uses peak torque instead of peak HP as its input GRAPH Added way for User to Select a different color for any of the Moveable Grid Lines Move the Mouse to the line and when the point changes shape click the right Mouse Button Springs Add Old New Radio Buttons for calculating Sway Bar Rates CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises 197 Torsion Bars Added can have Inter Diameter Hollow Bar Torsion Bars Added Modulus so User can change the default value Main Graph Draw Options Changed logic so that Grid Lines can be any Color Adjusted some colors when graphing multiple lines on same Graph Added option
206. h speed Tire Pressure The measure of air gas pressure within a tire It is adjusted to change handling as the flexible sidewall serve as an additional spring rate Increasing tire pressure serves to stiffen the overall rate while lowering the pressure will soften the overall rate Tire Radius The distance from the axle center to the road surface of a loaded tire Tire Temperature Tires are designed to provide optimal grip within a certain tire temperature range Torque Curve A graph that shows the engine torque against RPM Torque Multiplication Increasing engine torque by using a torque converter Torsion Bar Is a long straight rod secured at one end to the chassis of the vehicle and at the other end to a lever arm which is free to twist Total Chamber Volume This is the volume measured with the piston ATDC with the head installed with a head gasket and the valves closed thru the spark plug hole Track Width Distance between the centerline of front or rear tires measured at the ground Transmission Contains gears used to deliver power from the engine to the rear wheels TSB Technical Service Bulletin Turbocharger An exhaust driven centrifugal flow compressor Two Stroke Cycle An engine which accomplishes the intake compression power and exhaust phases in two strokes of the piston one down and one up Underdrive Pulleys Replaces the stock accessory drive pulley with a lighter version that has a smaller diameter the ac
207. ine Size 280 865 Type Engine 4 Stroke Volumetric Efficiency 850 Number of Turbos 1 Units for Output Flow Boost Pressure RPM Flow per Turbo PSI BARS Ratio 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 000 000 1 0 69 1 103 6 138 2 172 7 207 2 241 8 276 3 310 9 345 4 379 9 414 5 1 470 101 1 1 76 0 114 0 152 0 190 0 228 0 266 0 303 9 341 9 379 9 417 9 455 9 2 939 203 1 2 82 9 124 3 165 8 207 2 248 7 290 1 331 6 373 0 414 5 455 9 497 4 4 409 304 1 3 89 8 134 7 179 6 224 5 269 4 314 3 359 2 404 1 449 0 493 9 538 8 5 878 405 1 4 96 7 145 1 193 4 241 8 290 1 338 5 386 8 435 2 483 5 531 9 580 3 7 348 507 1 5 103 6 155 4 207 2 259 0 310 9 362 7 414 5 466 3 518 1 569 9 621 7 8 818 608 1 6 110 5 165 8 221 1 276 3 331 6 386 8 442 1 497 4 552 6 607 9 663 2 10 287 709 1 7 117 4 176 1 234 9 293 6 352 3 411 0 469 7 528 4 587 2 645 9 704 6 11 757 811 1 8 124 3 186 5 248 7 310 9 373 0 435 2 497 4 559 5 621 7 683 9 746 0 13 226 912 1 9 131 2 196 9 262 5 328 1 393 7 459 4 525 0 590 6 656 2 721 9 787 5 14 696 1 013 2 0 138 2 207 2 276 3 345 4 414 5 483 5 552 6 621 7 690 8 759 9 828 9 16 166 1 115 2 1 145 1 217 6 290 1 362 7 435 2 507 7 580 3 652 8 725 3 797 9 870 4 17 635 1 216 2 2 152 0 228 0 303 9 379 9 455 9 531 9 607 9 683 9 759 9 835 8 911 8 19 105 1 317 2 3 158 9 238 3 317 8 397 2 476 6 556 1 635 5 715 0 794 4 873 8 953 3 20 574 1 419 2 4 165 8 248 7 331 6 414 5 497 4 580 3 663 2 746 0 828 9 911 8 994 7 22 044 1 520 2 5 172 7 259
208. ing MPH RPM Tire Diameter and Trans Gear Ratio 7 Calculate Rear Gear Ratio from tooth count of Ring Motorcycle Front Sprocket Pinion Gears Motorcycle Rear Sprocket and 8 Calculate Rear Gear Ratio change on RPM using Rear Gear Ratio New Rear Gear Ratio MPH and Tire Diameter Output is RPM will be for Rear Gear Ratio and New RPM will be for New Rear Gear Ratio 9 Calculate Rear Gear Ratio needed after Tire Size Change using Tire Diamet r New Tir Diameter and Gear Ratio Also speedometer error if not Rear Ratio change 10 Calculate Lap Speed MPH over Measured Distance Track Size in Miles and Track Lap Time in seconds 11 Calculate Lap Speed MPH Chart over Measured Distance Track Size in Miles and Start End Every Time in seconds 12 Calculate Lap Time in second from Measured Distance Track Size in miles and Speed MPH 13 Calculate Measured Distance Track Size in miles from Lap time in seconds and Speed MPH Lap Lap 14 Calculate Skip Pad G s Lateral Acceleration from Turn Radius in feet and Lap Time in seconds 15 Speedometer Check maintain constant 60 MPH and enter time to travel one mile in Track Lap Time in seconds MPH will show True MPH 16 Calculate Trans Gear Change Shift using Peak Torque RPM and Trans Gear Ratios 122 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises a Note If the e
209. ing from Fuel Pressure Change using Fuel Pressure New Fuel Pressure and Injector Size Calculate needed Fuel Pressure Change for Desired Injector Flow Rate from Injector Size New Injector Size and Fuel Pressure 78 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Estimate Fuel Flow needed for given Engine Size RPM Air Fuel Ratio and Volumetric Efficiency Estimate Throttle Body Flow in CFM at 28 inches of water Using Engine Size Rpm and Volumetric Efficiency Ifyou do not know the Volumetric Efficiency then use a VE of 1 Calculate Pulse Width in Milliseconds From Duty Cycle and RPM Calculate Duty Cycle From Pulse Width in Milliseconds and RPM Valve Mach Sizing Calculate Mach Number and Velocity From Bore Stroke Valve Diameter Valve Lift and RPM Calculate RPM From Bore Stroke Valve Diameter Valve Lift and Mach Number Calculate Valve Lift From Bore Stroke Valve Diameter Mach Number and Calculate Valve Diameter From Bore Stroke Mach Number Valve Lift and RPM Calculate Mach Number CSA and Velocity From Bore Stroke CSA and RPM Calculate CSA From Velocity Bore Stroke and RPM Calculate Mach Number CD and Velocity From Bore Stroke Valve Size Coefficient of Discharge and RPM Graph Mach Number CD From Bore Stroke Valv Size Coefficient of Discharge and RPM Graph Velocity CD From Bore Stroke Valve Siz
210. ission Gear Ratios Get Coefficient of Drag Frontal Area Get Engine Specs Bore Stroke Rod Length Use Large Screen Resolution Use Full Screen Resolution Show Screen Resolution Clear All Data Fields on All Forms Metric Mode Is OFF Exit CI CR ET MPH HP Cam Info Compression Gauge Blowers Air Fuel 2 Stroke Exhaust Gear Acceleration Chassis Springs Weather 2 Stroke Port Timing Conversion Equivalence Charts Nitrous Graph Use Printer Setup to select which Printer and to adjust you printouts General m Select Printer E Add Printer AI Status Ready Print to file Preferences Location Comment Find Printer Number of copies 1 E 6 Selection Current Page m Pages Cancel 10 CARFOR Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises You can select from the built Engine Specs by selecting the type of vehicle and then type of manufacturer and then on the popup screen select your engine size Or Enter your own specifications on the CI screen Get Engine Specs Bore Stroke Rod Length gt Foreign AirCraft Get Engine Specs Bore Stroke Rod Length gt Get Engine Specs Bore Stroke Rod Length gt American Motorcycle gt AMC Jeep Ramble Buick Cadillac Chevy Cummins Olds Packard Pontiac Studeb
211. ist 5 8 Performance Software Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises You can select from the available Fonts on your system You can also select Font Style and Size Font Font style Arial O Arial Black O Comic Sans MS Bold 10 Courier Bold Italic 11 E O Courier New 12 Estrangelo Edessa 14 Fixedsys 16 amp Sample Script You can select from the built in Trans Gear Ratios by selecting the type of trans and then on the popup screen select your trans Or Enter your own gears ratios on either the gear or acceleration top speed screen Automatic Use Large Screen Resolution Quaife Stick 3 4 Speed Stick 5 6 7 Speed Tremec Motorcycle Select Trans Ratios Trans Ratio Finder 81 34 1 00 0 68 TKO 600 SOD 2 1 28 1 00 0 64 500 RROD 2 87 1 89 1 28 1 00 0 82 500 2 87 1 83 1 28 1 00 0 64 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 9 Each form with all the information on it can be printed CARFOR Math Formula Galculator ie CI CR ET MPH HP CamInfo Comp Gauge Graph Draw Options Help Box Options Print Forms Printer Setup Read Open Parameter File Write Save Parameter File Select Font for Entry Text Select Font Label Text Select Font Command Button Text Select Background Color of Entry Frame Select Background Color of Quit Done Buttons Get Transm
212. ked that calculation uses User entered TrackBP instead of STD Density Graph Wheel Torque will now include any added by Nitrous Graph MPH Wheel Torque will now include any added by Nitrous AIRFUEL Port Flow CSA Intake and Exhaust CSA FPS Choke RPM VE Line and Circle were at a fixed position 290 FPS They will now appear at the USER Velocity fps Port Time Area Added Graphing of Piston Flow CFM MAIN Added Menu that lets User Select Font properties for Data Fields Added Menu that lets User Select Font properties for Labels Added Menu that lets User Select Font properties for Command Buttons Fixed a number of places where the User Selected Frame background color was not set 3 19 2 Cam Gen Added 2 new option to generate Cam Lift data Files using only Max Lift and 000 Duration Added Asymmetrical option On most Max Lift and 000 Duration options this will let the User have a different First half and second half duration 3 19 1 MAIN Added Menu item to Clear Data Fields on all forms so blank forms can be printed Engine Specs Added new tab Air Craft 3 19 0 AIRFUEL Port Time Area On Area2 Added DOHC Switch so Exhaust can be Advance Retard separate of Intake Added Metric Switch most items will be Display or Graph in Metric Added Valve to Piston Clearance TDC entry field This let you see on the graphs how v
213. lculate your Engine Size You will select Cl from main menu Shown inside black square 4 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises CR ET MPH HP Info Comp Gauge Blowers Air Fuel 2 5 Exhaust Gear Acceleration Chassis Springs Weather Grapher 2 5 Port Timing Unit Conversion Equivalence Charts About Nitrous Tools Generate Cam File The form will load and displays the current values If you have just loaded the program these will be the default values If you have read open a parameter file these will be the values from that project e First you must enter the Bore 4 0 Stroke 3 25 and Number of Cylinders of your engine 8 Shown by the green squares e Now lets calculate your Engine Size in cubic inches You will select Engine Size Shown by the black square e You engine size will be shown in the pink square in cubic inches 326 7256 Engine Details Bore 40 Stroke 325 0050 Piston to Deck 0 0 Number Df Clearance Bore 10 Cylinders 8 Engine Size 326 7256 HorsePower 555 0 HP Increase Using Metric Input and Output There are two ways to use Metric Input and Output The first way is when you load a form you check the Metric Box The second way is on the Main Menu turning ON Metric Mode Now when you load any form that has a Metric Box the program will automatically check the Metric Box for you when it loads the form e First you must enter the Bore
214. le disc unit Naturally Aspirated An engine in which the charge air enters the cylinders because of atmospheric pressure Neutral Steer When the front amp rear tires give up traction at an equal rate NPT National Pipe Thread 02 Oxygen Sensor A device found in the exhaust system which generates small voltage dependent on the amount of oxygen present in the exhaust gases OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer OHC OverHead Camshaft OHV OverHead Valve The valves are located over the piston Oil Temperature The temperature of the oil circulating through the engine Overlap When both the exhaust valve and the intake valve are open measured in crank degrees The intake is starting to open while the exhaust is not yet closed Over Square An engine with a greater bore than stroke Over Steer When in a turn the vehicles rear tires lose traction before the front tires PCV Positive Crankcase Ventilation Relieves pressure and fumes from the crankcase 184 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Piston A cylindrical part inside the cylinder that moves up and down transferring the force of combustion to connecting rod Piston Position Is the distance from the top of the cylinder to the top of the piston Piston To Valve Clearance PVC The distance between the intake and exhaust valves to the top of the piston Posi Positraction A differential having special friction mecha
215. ll of a headings Text would be shown Tools Added Increase Decrease Cam Lift 3 23 0 ACCELER On Graphing Screen Added a Text Report which shows RPM HP Torque BMEP with Average Minimum and Maximum lines AIRFUEL Port Flow CSA On Graph with lines remove decimal from RPM s GRAPH Added a Third and Forth Vertical Moveable Grid Lines Added a Second Horizontal Moveable Grid Line Main Fixed a problem where under rare conditions the incorrect lash values were written to the Parameter File Tools This new Tab Was Added Contains Convert Cam File from Inches to MM Convert cam File from MM to Inches Convert PRT Delimited File for Acceleration User Selected Fields RPM and Torque Convert PRT Delimited File for Acceleration User Selected Fields RPM and HP Convert PRT Delimited File for Graphing User Selected Fields X Axis and Y Axis Reverse Axis for CARFOR Graphing File PRM 3 22 0 AIRFUEL Added Lift Table for Port Time 2 Report so Users have control of Lift Duration points Increased max from 18 to 28 These can be entered in any order and the program will sort them GRAPH There are 1 Horizontal and 2 Vertical Moveable Grid Lines Each of these has their own position display box When over the Vertical Moveable Grid Lines the cross hair cursor will change to an I Beam to let you know you are over the line When over the Horizontal Moveable Grid Line the cross hai
216. ls from wire center to wire center Torsion Bar Rate from Bar Diameter Bar Int Diameter Length of Bar Arm Modulus of Bar Bar Diameter from Bar Int Diameter Torsion Bar Rate Length of Bar Arm Modulus of Bar Sway Bar Rate from Bar Outer Diameter Bar Inter Diameter If bar is solid Length of Center Bar Arm Length and Effective Arm Length Sway Bar Rate Change from change in Bar Outer Diameter Calculate Leaf Spring Rate from Main Leaf Length Main Leaf Width Main Leaf Thickness and number of Leafs CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 161 Weather Pulley Ratio Calculator Temperature 59 0 Humidity 50 Ae 0 02607 ressure ressure Barometric 29 62 60 Humidity New 25 0 Sat Vapor 0 52131 Pressure New Pressure Altitude 3333 Jet Size 0 082 Air Density 0 07624 Dew Point 11 11052 Altitude New an Jet Size New 0 0808 Air Density 99 91 AEE 0 999 Metering Rod 41343 Dyno HorsePower 555 0 Size 0033 Density Altitude 95 58 Correction 0 945 Metering Rod 490 11349 HP Increase 00 Size ape 0034 Pressure Altitude 1165 Dyno 0 935 Corrected J1349D Barometric 275 _ 0 999 0935 Vs 0 935 Pressure Correction Correction Ford 31 1 Density Altitude Density Altitude 50 Dry Air 2873 Moist Air 1056 6 59Deg 600 9 ents 0 99988 Virtual T
217. m Bore size and piston depth using CC s poured into cylinder Estimate the Horsepower gain from increasing the Compress Ratio Graph CR against Total Volume from Bore Stroke and Total Volume Calculate Dish Volume from Dish Bore and Dish Depth 0 Calculate Dish Depth from Dish Volume and Dish Bore Total Volume This is the volume measured with the piston ATDC with the head installed with a head gasket and the valves closed thru the spark plug hole If the Head Gasket CC box is checked the user will enter the Head Gasket Volume cc amount or else the program will calculate it from Head Gasket Thickness and Head Gasket Bore Size 48 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises If the Ring CC box is checked user will enter the Ring Volume which is the amount of cc s above top ring or else program will calculate this value from Top Ring Land Diameter Depth of First Ring and Bore Gasket Bore Ring Land Borer Gasket Thickness Compression Top Ring Depth Piston Height Deck Height Block Deck Height Rod CRANK OFFSET Stroke World Wide Enterprises c CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 49 17 32 gt NENNEN SENET S Total Vol 74 114 122 50 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide
218. m Fuel lb hr BSFC and Corrected Torque Text Report Added Calculate and VE from Fuel Ib hr and A F plus Dyno BP Dyno VP and Dyno Temp Fixed Bug went Track BP was set and Hood Scoop was checked it gave wrong results different than when air density was used Cam Gen Modified so it will generate Cam Lift data Files using user selected every x value Main Graph Draw Options Changed logic so that changing Line Width will not Clear Reset the Graph screen Added a new Grid option Semi Grid Added option for Cross Hair Lines with Semi Grid Option Added option for Box Lines with Semi Grid Option 3 26 0 AIRFUEL Valve Mach Sizing Modified Helmholtz Tuning calculations I use 77 in my Helmholtz calculations There are a number of online calculators and spreadsheets that use 80 I have added an option so the user can use 80 or any other number they want CARGRAPH For Read PRM file Added the x scale and y scale and x shift and y shift parameters These only work when using the overlay parameter I changed the Logic so the x and y points will be scaled and or shifted by these amounts CR Added Calculate Dish Volume from Dish Bore and Dish Depth Added Calculate Dish Depth from Dish Volume and Dish Bore Main Fixed problem When the parameter file was read in the Notes data was converted to all Lower Case UNITCONV Made very small changes in value of CFM TO L
219. manufacturer if not it can be estimated on this screen from the vehicle width and height On calculations below around 135 MPH this will not have a large effect NOTE For most street tires use a Tire Growth percentage of O zero NOTE If Hood Scoop Box is checked Ram Air this will calculate a positive pressure in the intake track 3 Acceleration and Top Speed Prediction Chart with 60 foot 330 foot 1 8 Mile and 1 4 Mile ET using RPM and Torque from Acceleration in Parameter File also Coefficient of Drag Frontal Area Tire Rolling Resistance use 0 015 Concrete 0 017 Asphalt Tire Diameter Tire Rolling Radius Launch RPM Rear End Power Loss Power Loss Vehicle Weight with Driver Dyno Correction Factor Shift RPM s Tire Growth Percentages Trans Gear Ratios Shift Time NOTE Data is logged from a full throttle acceleration run in a single Trans Gear Log each MPH or RPM with a time stamp You will get the best result will be using a 1 1 trans gear These numbers are added to a parameter file with Road MPH Time and ROad HP RPM Time See example parameter file CARFOR PRM or the listing at the end of this manual NOTE The Horse Power and Torque numbers generated will be similar to those from a chassis dyno for this vehicle Smooth HP Graph content for NO or NONE or a1 to a5 moving average w1 to w4 weighted moving average or s1 to s4 squared weighted moving average 4 9
220. n Milliseconds Crankshaft rev s per Second Actual Piston Stroke 3 25019600382 Cylinder Volume 40 843168 CI 669 299602 cc Engine Size 326 745340 CI 5354 396814 cc Crank Angle Piston 0 46932221356 Piston BDC 179 15635067565 Rod Length 5 7 RPM 6500 0 0256410 9 2307692 108 3333333 Crank Piston Rod Cylinder Cylinder Angle Travel Angle Volume Volume Degree Inches CI cc 0 000000000 0 00007006031 60312 0 00088 0 01443 5 000000000 0 00950512407 02717 0 11944 1 95735 10 000000000 0 03472163354 44161 0 43632 7 15008 15 000000000 0 07542040487 83649 0 94776 15 53102 20 000000000 0 13111351188 20188 1 64762 26 99967 25 000000000 0 20113183435 52794 2 52750 41 41826 30 000000000 0 28463564913 80489 3 57684 58 61386 35 000000000 0 38062822028 02314 4 78312 78 38122 40 000000000 0 48797229827 17330 6 13204 100 48614 45 000000000 0 60540937015 24625 7 60780 124 66948 50 000000000 0 73158141144 23327 9 19332 150 65158 55 000000000 0 86505477718 12608 87060 178 13720 60 000000000 1 00434573922 91700 62098 206 82082 65 000000000 1 14794704005 59903 42553 236 39205 70 000000000 1 29435470377 16600 26534 266 54118 75 000000000 1 44209424096 61265 12189 296 96458 80 000000000 1 58974532547 93478 97733 327 36977 85 000000000 1 73596402470 12931 81477 357 47999 90 000000000 1 87950174269 19436 61852 387 03813 95 000000000 2 01922018863 12931 37427 415 80977 100 000000000 2 15410190289 93478 06924 443 58542 105 000000
221. n area by enlarging the forms as well as the fonts to fill the screen where the Large Screen Resolution Mode enlarges all forms by the same percentage increase Show Screen Resolution is just a quick way for you to see what resolution the monitor is set to and what dpi the fonts are set to If you have a problem I may ask for this information User Logo On Graphs Lets the User load his own Logo for display on all of the Graphs that the program produces The user can than drag the Logo to any position on each Graph where they want it to appear The Logo must be in BMP format and will not be scaled or resized Clear All Data Fields on All Forms Lets the User Clear the data fields on All forms so that a Blank form can be printed CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 13 Engine Displacement Calculator Engine Details Bore Stroke Increase Piston to Deck Engine Size Number Of Clearance Bore Cylinders Engine Size HorsePower HP Increase EngmeRPM RodLenath Stroke Bore Strok Rod Stroke Stroke Bore Stroke Ep M i pug Block Deck Piston Comp od Leng Height eig Max RPM Piston Area Crank Rod 41 A 8 Dearee Dw Diw DW Dw Deck Height E C Vel C Acc M C PT C WO PT Vel C Ace C SF C RF rap Piston C ccr C MPS MPV RPMC JB
222. n to Deck Clearance from Stroke Rod Length Block Deck Height and Piston Comp Height 12 Calculate Piston Speed Piston Acceleration and Velocity showing result ever X Crankshaft degrees Also will show at what Crankshaft degrees the Rod and Crank are at 90 degrees to each other Using Bore Stroke RPM Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Length This also shows piston flow 28 inches of water to give you an idea of what cylinder head flow should be at various RPMs Head flow because of the inertia of air mass these numbers will shift towards BDC as RPMs rise CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 15 13 Calculate Piston Travel Crank Rod Angle Rod Bore Angle and Cylinder Volume in both CI and cc showing results every X Crankshaft degrees Also will show at what Crankshaft degrees the Rod and Crank are at 90 degrees to each other Using Bore Stroke RPM Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Length 14 Calculate Crankpin Load showing result ever X Crankshaft Degrees Using Bore Stroke RPM Rod Length Piston Weight Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Weight 15 Calculate Crankpin Force showing result ever X Crankshaft Degrees Using Bore Stroke RPM Rod Length Piston Weight Wrist Pin Offset and Rod Weight Note Piston and Rod weights must be entered in grams Piston weight includes the weight of rings wrist pin and any pin locks or buttons If the Use Rod Small End Weight b
223. nCorr UnCorr UnCorr Correct RPM Horse Torque BMEP lb hr BSFC HP Torque BMEP 3600 357 5 51 92 57020 176 70 4980 354 8 517 6 170 1 3700 378 8 E1677 175 90 4640 34 9 11 538 1 176 8 3800 399 7 552 4 181 5 174 40 4360 400 0 552 8 181 7 3900 413 5 556 8 183 0 172 30 4170 413 2 556 4 182 9 4000 429 6 564 1 185 4 180 40 4200 429 5 564 0 185 3 4100 445 0 570 0 187 3 189 90 4270 444 7 569 7 187 2 4200 457 3 571 9 187 9 196 90 4310 456 8 571 3 187 7 4300 468 6 572 4 188 1 198 00 4230 468 1 571 7 187 9 4400 478 7 571 4 187 8 213 00 4450 478 7 5713 1987 8 4500 485 0 566 1 186 0 213 00 4390 485 2 566 3 186 1 4600 494 9 565 1 185 7 221 90 4480 495 3 565 5 185 8 4700 510 5 510 5 187 5 223 20 4370 510 8 570 7 187 6 4800 509 3 557 3 183 1 221 40 4460 509 9 557 9 183 3 4900 513 5 550 4 180 9 236 00 4600 513 0 549 9 180 7 5000 522 2 548 5 180 3 230 60 4420 521 7 548 0 180 1 5100 526 4 542 1 178 2 243 00 4620 526 0 541 7 178 0 5200 520 3 5255 AT 251 40 4830 520 5 525 17278 CARFOR Performance Software by 9996 NO MN 90 40 50 60 60 80 00 50 40 A F Ratio CO CO CO CO CO CO PO CO CO 2 WWD 59 21 219 56 25 85 07 69 79 223 SET 65 96 357 270 59 03 908 909 910 928 919 934 805 623 934 ds Co 4 O1 C0 2S 0 SCFM 447 469 487 510 522 933 562 592 595 620 638 665 693 699 690 721 715
224. nd Port Velocity Using Bore Stroke Wrist Pin Offset Rod Length RPM Port Diameter and Volumetric Efficiency MPS Mean Piston Speed Stroke and RPM MPV RPM Max Piston Speed Stroke RPM Rod Length and Wrist pin Offset JBS Bearing Speed Journal Diameter and RPM 16 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Note Check each Calculation to see if it uses Wrist Pin Offset other calculations are based NO piston pin offset is centered in the piston Pin offset toward the Major Thrust is entered as a positive value and pin offset toward the Minor Thrust is entered as a negative value Note Ever X Crankshaft Degrees can be what ever the user wants examples 10 0 1 0 0 1 0 00001 in most cases the program will not more than 720 lines What this means is that the user must match his Ever X value with his start and end degrees Crank Angle Is the rotational angle of the rod journal centerline from the bore centerline with O and 360 being TDC and 180 being BDC Rod Angle Is the angle formed by the bore centerline and the rod centerline Crank Rod Angle Is formed by the rod centerline and a line drawn from the rod journal center to the crankshaft centerline Piston Travel Is the distance the piston has traveled from where it was at TDC Cylinder Volume Is the volume above the piston calculated using the bore and the distance the piston traveled as the stroke
225. ngine has a torque curve use the RPM which curve starts to dip 17 Calculate Tire s nominal Diameter using Wheel 18 Calcula Ratio Tir te New Tire s nominal Diameter using Wheel Size 19 Calculate Cornering G s 20 Calculate Average Rat Lap a This calcul 21 Calculate Averag Time and MPH Rate of DE Lateral Acceleration of Acceleration from Rest to x Time showing results in Skip Pad G s ation assumes a constant rate of Accel Size width and Aspect Ratio Tire width and Aspect from Turn Radius in feet and MPH Feet using Track Size Track eration Acceleration from Rest to x MPH using Track Lap showing results in Skip Pad G s Can also Calculate Rate for change in MPH enter High MPH Low MPH Value in MPH a This calculation assumes a constant rate of DE Acceleration 22 Calculate Percent Converter Slippage from Speed MPH RPM Rear Gear Ratio Trans Gear Ratio 7 and Tire Diameter 23 Calculate Effective Rear Ratio Using Tire Radius Rear Gear Ratio and Trans 13 Gear Ratio 24 Calculate Trans Gears From lst Gear and percentage drop 25 Added Calculate Trans Drop Needed Using Trans 1st Gear Ratio low gear Trans 9th Gear Ratio high gear and Trans 10th Gear Ratio number of gears 26 Calculate Trans Gear Ratios using the user supplied Input Shaft Cluster Gears and Output Shaft Gears Tooth C
226. nisms to keep both rear axle shafts rotating at the same speed Pulse Width The amount of time that an injector stays open is called the injector pulse width Port Area The cross section area of the port Port Time Area The amount of time and area required for a port to flow the necessary air at a specific and BMEP The area of a port divided by the displacement of one cylinder and multiplied by the time that the port is open Port Timing In 2 stroke engines the amount of time when ports are covered or uncovered by the piston in crankshaft degrees Pound Foot The unit of measurement for torque Pounds Per Square Inch PSI English unit of pressure Pounds Per Square Inch Absolute PSIA Absolute pressure equals gauge pressure plus atmospheric pressure Pounds Per Square Inch Gauge PSIG The 5 indicates that it is gauge pressure and not absolute pressure Pressure Differential The difference in pressure between two points in a system Pressure Drop The difference between the inlet and outlet pressures Pressure Ratio PR The ratio of outlet pressure over inlet pressure Primary Drive This is mostly for Motorcycles where there is a chain or gear drive between the engine and transmission Pulse Width The number of engine revolution degrees that an injector is open to deliver fuel also stated in Milliseconds Push When in a turn the vehicles front tires lose traction before the rear tires Quench See Squish Qu
227. nt and or decrease bump on the rear Corner exit understeer increase rebound on the front and or increase bump on the rear Oval track only To change corner entry only change low speed rebound distribution front to rear on the left side only To change exit only change right rebound or left bump front to rear distribution Oversteer on exit coming off the banking add rebound to the left front only Raising rate suspensions will cause the static roll stiffness to be changed during the middle of the corner due to increased wheel rate Steepness of the curve and where the suspension is on the curve will determine what the shift in wheel rate and static roll stiffness will be Do not use raising rate on both ends of the car as the roll stiffness can be come uncontrollable Allowing the front roll center to move laterally but within the track width will cause the roll stiffness to change during roll or de roll Allowing it to move to the outside loaded wheel will add front roll stiffness more understeer Allowing it to move to the unloaded wheel side will decrease front roll stiffness less understeer This is due to the increase or decrease moment arm from the roll center to the center of mass Do not allow both ends to have migrating roll centers CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 159 Note To see static and dynamic roll stiffness create math channel in data system RF suspension position minus LR su
228. o Range and Valve Lash Adjusted for ratio change which keeps the seat to seat duration the same _ l ALEX NN ZA S Park five NENNT EE rt mmm jees 1925 a 525 mo srs sosizs IN RM a EE i 210275 um m ES Deg 227 5 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 71 Graph Lift at the Cam with Metric and 0 040 Checked R6 Intake ae 0L __ 4 I 3 182 218 4 Na Green Line Blue Line Dark Green Dark Gray Dark Brown Dark Red 72 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises lt Cam Lift Mouse n Cam Lif 0 116 Degr 257 7 Red Line 4 012295 Degees Graph Lift at the Cam with Different values for every x degrees which show how this profile will look if the duration is increased or decreased For this Gr raph I used 1 1 Green Line 1 05 Red Line 1 0 Blue Line Actual Cam Lobe 0 95 Cyan Line and 0 90 Magenta Line dL MASON AO E N um seris Tay pi ft LLLI We _
229. omatic Trans 20 also Wheel Thrust from Drive Wheel Torque and Tire Rolling Radius 2 Calculate Aerodynamic Drag HP Loss from Coefficient of Drag Frontal Area and MPH and Track BP or Air Density Calculate Rolling Resistance HP Loss from Tire Rolling Resistance Car Weight and MPH NOTE If the Torque numbers Entered in the parameter file with Acceleration RPM Torque See example parameter file CARFOR PRM or the listing at the end of this manual are from a chassis dyno use O zero for 96 Rear End Power Loss and Trans 96 Power Loss NOTE All calculations are based NO tire slippage and NO clutch slippage Adjusting the Coefficient of Mu can modify this NOTE Automatic Trans Box is checked then user may enter 96 Converter Slippage Converter Stall Speed For best results this should be about peak torque RPM and Converter Torque Multiplier for stock this is 2 0 to 2 3 for street strip this is 1 7 to 2 1 for racing this is 1 4 to 1 8 best to check with converter manufacturer NOTE If Automatic Trans Box is checked and the converter and is not a lockup than the vehicle will normally run a lower MPH than a stick shift because of converter slippage CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 125 NOTE The Coefficient of Drag also known as CD many times can be gotten from the manufacturer Automotive magazines or the Internet NOTE The Frontal Area many times can be gotten from the
230. on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VE Exhaust CSA 300 fps on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VE Intake Velocity on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VE Exhaust Velocity on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VI Intake Choke RPM on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VI Exhaust Choke RPM on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VE Intake Choke CSA on Y Axis FPS on X Axis against VE Exhaust Choke CSA on Y Axis FPS on X Axis against VE Intake CSA 8 USER entered fps on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VE 80 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises El Exhaust CSA USER entered fps on Y Axis Lift on X Axis against VE Calculators Calculate por Calculate por Calculate por Calculate por Calculate por CSA from its width height and corner radius ACSA from its Volume in cc s and the port centerline length FPS from its CFM and CSA CFM from its FPS and CSA CSA from its CFM and FPS Calculate Port Taper from Small End Diameter Large End Diameter and Port Length Calculate Port Length from Small End Diameter Large End Diameter and Port Taper Calculate Large End Diameter from Small End Diameter Port Length and Port TapeR T UV T UV V T T Taper here means the angle between the port centerline and one side at the small end Side length is the length from the end of the
231. ore oxygen there is available for combustion BBDC Before Bottom Dead Center BDC Bottom Dead Center Blower A device that forces additional air into the engine to increase its efficiency and horsepower Boost The amount of pressure generated by the compressor of a turbo or supercharger Boost pressure is adjustable by a Waste Gate turbocharger or pulley size belt driven supercharger Boost Pressure Pressure of air above atmospheric pressure measured in PSI or Bar One bar is equal to the atmospheric pressure Bore Is the diameter of the cylinder that the piston moves up and down in Bore Stroke Ratio The ratio between the diameter of the cylinder bore and the length of the stroke Brake Bias In most cars pressing on the brake pedal applies a little more force to the front brakes than the rear This is designed to take advantage of the fact that under braking weight transfers to the front of the car Brake Fade Brakes transform motion into heat When the fluid in the brake system exceeds its boiling point due to hard use bubbles can form and the brakes do not work properly BSFC Brake Specific Fuel Consumption 15 the amount of fuel in 105 hr to produce 1 Horse Power Gasoline Pro Stock Competition Eliminator 0 35 0 45 Compression 0 45 0 55 Low Compression 0 50 0 60 Super Charged Turbo Charged 0 55 0 65 Alcohol High Compression 0 90 1 10 Low Compression 1 00 1 20 Super Charged Turbo Charged 1 1
232. ormance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 45 Graph Max Piston Velocity Hegislered to Stan Weiss Bore 40 Stroke 3 25 Rod Length EN EN EN A Will m PONE Nu f E E E E Fa 46 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 113 EE Compression Ratio Calculator Engine Details Compression Ratio Bore Stroke 325 Head Gasket um Fes desk Comp Ratio 1359405 oo Dome Volume Sisi ni ene CEU orsePower 555 0 nerease 00 had ront ec i Depth of First Dish Bore 3 880 Dish Depth 0 050 Land 3 965 Ring 0 250 Dome Vol oe TIE Piston Depth 1 0 Poured 1971 Dome Vol HP Increase Dish Volume Dish Depth Head Gasket Ring Volume E 4347 0 897 Volume cc i Cylinder Head Ring Swept ga Quench Volume cc 1888259 cc a Squish Mle iie Metric raph LH Lot Compression Ratio Lets the user vary different inputs to see how they will change the CR As an example you already have a piston and cylinder head now what head gasket thickness will give the CR you want If you are looking to bore or stroke your engine y
233. ou can see what that change will do the CR 1 Calculate Compression Ratio from Bore Stroke Combustion Chamber Volume Dome Volume Piston to Deck Clearance Head Gasket compressed thickness Head Gasket Bore Size Depth of First Ring and Piston Top Ring Land Diameter a the piston is above the block deck use for Piston to Deck Clearance value b For dished pistons or flat top pistons with valve relief use for dome volume c The user can enter the head gasket bore size and thickness or the head gasket volume cc s to enter the volume in cc s you must check the head gasket cc box d The user can enter the depth of the first ring from the top of the piston and the diameter of the piston above the first ring or the volume above the top ring in cc s to enter the volume in cc s you must check the ring cc box 2 Calculate Combustion Chamber Volume from Bore Stroke CR and all other inputs needed to calculate CR except Combustion Chamber Volume 3 Calculate Total Volume from Bore Stroke and CR 4 Calculate CR from Bore Stroke and Total Volume The user should first use 3 above to calculate Total Volume Then you can vary the Total Volume to see how that will change the Compression Ratio 5 Calculate Dome Volume from Bore Stroke CR and all other inputs needed to calculate CR Calculate Compression Ratio from Bore Stroke Combustion Chamber Volume Dome Volume Piston except Dome Volume 6 Calculate Dome Volume fro
234. ound and the variable that causes changes in the speed of sound which is Exhaust Gas Temperature The user can enter each of these or check either or both check boxes and have the program calculate these values for you The LT value is calculated from the piston face These constants will let you customize the calculations For these you have 3 choices 1 Use the default values in the program 2 Enter values you want to use 3 Have the program calculate the values for you This only works for exhaust gas temperature Horn Coefficient KO 1 and K2 To do this the program needs to calculate BMEP using cylinder capacity power in KW and RPM s Constant Value based on Engine Type Exhaust Temp KO K1 K2 Road Bike 375 0 70 1 125 2 0 Enduro 500 0 7 1 125 2 25 Motocross 600 0 65 1 0875 2 75 Grand Prix Racer 650 0 6 1 05 3 25 Lower K1 and K2 numbers will give you a boarder power band and higher numbers for a higher very narrow RPM range The Horn Coefficient works with smaller values for narrow power band and larger values are for a boarder power band Engine Details Metric Two Stage Diffuser Dimensions Bore 33 5 RPM 11000 L1 Section Length Stoke 385 Powerkw 371 L1 49 26350 Exhaust Duration 1255 Port Width 195 L2 1354746 L3 3015221 Bas gt em 381 856 Height 325 fem Aul L5 5418985 Sound 51815 Number of 7 7 Cylinders 118 23
235. ounts NOTE All calculations are based on NO Tire Growth NOTE The Primary Drive can also be used for Gear Vendors overdrive unit If you have a 0 765 1 overdrive enter 1000 for the front sprocket and 765 for the rear sprocket check Primary drive and it will show 0 076500 1 rato It can also be used if you are working with a quick change rear end Gear Tire Speed Information Calculator Trans Gear Raros from Tooth Counts Cluster Gear Output Shaft Tooth Count Gear Tooth Count o Input Cluster 10 Input Shaft Gear Tooth Gear Tooth Count Count 31 Clear Fields Done in Gear 1st Gear 3rd Gear 4th Gear 5th Gear Gear th Gear 8th Gear Sth Gear 2nd Gear 50 329 10th Gear 00 Trans Ratio Overall Ratio 2 42857 13 325 206657 9225 170588 5125 1420 4100 11908 357 1000 oo 08400 oo 070370 00 000000 00 000000 00 34 843 90 592 1134240 Trans Drop Z Every Seconds Track Size moe 209 Track Lap Time 29 56 Tum Radius 100 0 Converter dengue 1134 Front Sprocket a a Emm Rear Sprocket Primary Gear Ratio CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 123 Trans Ratio Shift RPM After MPH in Gear Trans Ratio 280 1 2 5290 81 39 1
236. ous Torque Horse Power axis GREEN Nitrous Horse Power RED using Torque and RPM inputs for Acceleration Top Speed This graph was produced from the MUSTOOME PRM file and using Nitrous RPM of 3000 Nitrous Progressive Multi Stage Trans Gear Nitrous HP Nitrous Start Nitrous HP Starting Nitrous RPM Full Stage 1 3000 Stage 2 8300 mE et E mE AH eo AR 9 mnc o oue Ne LT P IN prey _ e CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 143 Graph Engine RPM X axis Torque Y axis BLUE Nitrous Torque Horse Power axis GREEN Nitrous Horse Power RED using Torque and RPM inputs for Acceleration Top Speed This graph was produced from the MUSTOOME PRM file and using Nitrous RPM Start of 3000 a Nitrous HP Starting of 0 0 Nitrous RPM Full of 5000 Progressive Multi Stage Trans Gear Nitrous HP Nitrous RPM Start Nitrous HP Starting Nitrous RPM Full Stage 1 5000 2 9200 i q i 7 E T St Va 118 4 3480 3900 4740 6000 144 Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Engine RPM X axis Torque Y axis BLUE Nitrous Torque Horse Power axis GREEN Nitrous Horse Power RED using Torque and RPM inputs for Acceleration Top
237. ov t 2 1 Wheel Spring Mov t 2 1 Wheel Mov t Left Front 075 Right Front 75 Left Front 0 799 Right Front 0 799 Left Rear 0 55 Right Rear 0 55 Left Rear 05 RightRear 05 Sway Bar Wheel Rates Spring Wheel Rates Left Front 98 428 Pigh Front 98 438 Left Front 510 721 Right Front 510 721 Left Rear 27813 Right Rear 37 813 Left Rear 21 amp 0 RigtRea 2160 Wheel Track Width Suspension Frequency CPM Front 15 15 Left Front 153446 RightFront 153446 Roll Stiffness Left Rear 99 791 Right Rear 93731 Front 15758 957 6434 818 Suspension Frequency Hz Total 22253775 Left Front 2557 RightFiont 2557 Front 7085 28185 1 563 Right Rear 1 663 Static Deflection Wheel Left Front 1 498 Right Front 1 498 Left Rear 3542 Right Rear 3 542 ae 125 Length 2 14 0 Calc wheel Rate Calc Spring Rate Calc Wheel Mov t 156 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 1 2 3 Roll Calculate Cornering Lateral Weight Transfer using Lateral Acceleration in G s Track Width Vertical CG and Car Weight Calculate Front Rear Weight Transfer using Longitudinal Acceleration in G s Acceleration Braking Track Width Vertical CG and Car Weight Vertical Load on Front using Longitudinal acceleration in G s Acceleration Braking Track Width Vertical CG Car Weigh
238. ox is checked the user will enter that amount else the program will use 1 3 of the Rod weight for the small end weight 16 Calculate Piston Travel Distance Piston has moved down the bore using Stroke Rod Length Wrist Pin Offset and Crank Degrees Rotation from TDC 17 Calculate Crank Degrees Rotation from TDC using Stroke Rod Length Wrist Pin Offset and Piston Travel Distance Piston is down the bore 18 Calculate Piston Travel Piston Acceleration and Velocity Degree Wheel showing result ever X Degrees Using Bore Stroke Wrist Pin Offset RPM and Rod Length This also shows piston flow 28 inches of water to give you an idea of what cylinder head flow should be This will show the same valves as 12 amp 13 as long as wrist pin offset is equal to zero When there is a wrist pin offset this will use the piston ATDC for zero degrees whereas 12 amp 13 use the rod journal position 19 Calculate Bore Stroke Ratio and Stroke Bore Ratio from Bore Stroke and Rod Length 20 Calculate Rod Stroke Ratio from Stroke and Rod Length 21 Calculate Bearing Speed from Journal Diameter and RPM 22 Calculate Crank Angle at which Piston and Crank Speed are the same using Rod Length and Stroke 23 Graph First will set up the X Axis and Y Axis ranges and Produce a graph based on the selected option 24 Graph 1 will add another Graph line to the present Graph this will produce good results if the same option is selected
239. peed Crank Angle Bore Stroke Metric Graph First Graph 1 Show 3 Decimals C I Engine Displacement Calculate Engine Displacement from Bore and Stroke Calculate Bore and or Stroke for required displacement See how changes to bore and or stroke changes Displacement Bore Stroke Ratio Rod Stroke ratio Piston Speed Piston Velocity Piston Acceleration Crank Rod Angle and Bore Rod Angle Calculate any of these Block Deck Height Piston Compression Height and Piston to Deck Clearance 1 Calculate Engine Displacement Size in Cubic Inches from Bore Stroke and number of cylinders 2 Calculate Bore needed from Cubic Inches Stroke and number of cylinders 3 Calculate Stroke needed from Cubic Inches Bore and number of cylinders 4 Calculate Bore and Stroke needed from cubic inches Bore Stroke Ratio and number of cylinders 5 Calculate Bore and Stroke needed from cubic inches Stroke Bore Ratio and number of 6 Calculate Rod Length needed from Stroke and Rod Stroke ratio 7 Calculate Max RPM from Stroke and average piston speed 8 Calculate Block Deck Height from Stroke Rod Length Piston Comp Height and Piston to Deck Clearanc 9 Calculate Piston Comp Height from Stroke Rod Length Block Deck Height and Piston to Deck Clearance 10 Estimate the Horsepower gain from increasing the Bore and keeping the Cubic Inches and Rod stroke Ratio the same 11 Calculate Pisto
240. plier 1 6 Automatic Trans No Converter Slippage 3 25 Dyno BP 29 92 Dyno VP 0 45 Dyno Temp 95 5 Primary Drive 2 0 Use Primary Drive No Hood Scoop No Acceleration Top Speed CVT Constant Velocity Trans CVT RPM 9500 Power Loss 20 0 Acceleration Top Speed Nitrous Data Nitrous MS 1 110 1 1001 Nitrous MS 2 120 2200 75 2220 Nitrous MS 3 130 3300 50 3330 Nitrous MS 4 140 4400 25 4440 Nitrous MS 5 150 5500 0 5550 Nitrous MS 9 160 6600 0 6660 Nitrous MS 9 170 7700 0 9990 Nitrous MS 0 150 0 65 50 1 1 Nitrous MS 0 150 1 5 75 2 3 Nitrous MS 0 150 2 8 100 2 8 Nitrous MS 0 150 9999 0 100 9999 0 Nitrous MS 0 150 9999 0 100 9999 0 Nitrous MS 0 150 9999 0 100 9999 0 Nitrous MS 0 150 9999 0 100 9999 0 Nitrous No Nitrous RWHP No Acceleration Top Speed Throttle Stop Throttle Stop No Throttle Stop RPM 4000 Throttle Stop Time 0 3 2 Stroke Exhaust Exhaust Port Width 19 5 Exhaust Port Height 9 25 Exhaust Gas Temp 381 856 Speed of Sound 518 15 Power KW 3 71 Konstant 0 7 Konstant K1 1 125 Konstant K2 2 25 Horn Coeff 2 Angel 1 8 5 Angel 2 17 0 Length 3 8 0 Length 7 12 0 Diameter 1 12 5 Diameter 3 0 6 2 stroke Port Timing Form 2 S Exhaust Distance 1 399 2 S Boost Distance 1 499 2 S Transfer Distance 1 599 2 S Exhaust Degrees 74 125 2 S Boost Degrees 77 516 2 S Transfer Degr
241. ppens is controlled by the shock stiffness This controls the weight on each tire patch during cornering Stiffness as used here only includes springs bars roll center moment arm and shocks Tire stiffness which 1 in series with the above is not addressed except as follows The higher the tire spring in relation to the other roll stiffness components the less tire pressure will affect the handling Going from a low tire pressure to a higher pressure 6psi min increase will also cause more shock activity Static roll stiffness due to springs and bars will be in the range of 4796 to 65 of the total on the front A good starting point is front weight 5 if front weight is 44 then front roll couple should be 49 plus or minus 2 This is a good starting point This number is good for sports racers TransAm and formula cars on a road course Oval tracks may need as much as 65 to the front This assumes that the roll centers are close to where they want to be The weight transfer splits between springs bars and roll moment arm are the true magic numbers Guide to spring rate selection The following chart gives the wheel rate as a ratio to the corner weight for the front suspension As you can see the higher down force potential the higher the ratio Starting wheel Rate Corner Weight for the front wheel rate Car Type CART IRL 2 3 4 ALMS LMP 2 0 3 Formula Atlantic 1 9 DSR CSR 27 Formula 2000 6 52000 4 Trans Am
242. r 225 3 Peak Torque Injector Size 6500 APM 5900 Pulse Width 7156923 qrams min 2253 in Alcohol Comp Ratio 1359405 Horsepower 575 Injector Dead Time in Milliseconds 00 Injector Size Change Press Needed Press Estim Fuel Flow RHET Pulse Width Duty Cycle Injector Size 2 Injector Size 3 Done 90 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Calculate Mach Number and Velocity From Bore Stroke Valve Diameter Valve Lift and RPM Calculate RPM From Bore Stroke Valve Diameter Valve Lift and Mach Number Calculate Valve Lift From Bore Stroke Valve Diameter Mach Number and RPM Calculate Valve Diameter From Bore Stroke Mach Number Valve Lift and RPM Calculate Mach Number CSA and Velocity From Bore Stroke CSA and RPM Calculate CSA From Velocity Bore Stroke and RPM Calculate Mach Number CD and Velocity From Bore Stroke Valve Size Coefficient of Discharge and RPM Graph Mach Number CD From Bore Stroke Valve Size Coefficient of Discharge and RPM Graph Velocity CD From Bore Stroke Valve Size Coefficient of Discharge and RPM Helmholtz Tuning Calculates RPM Peak Torque From Bore Stroke Length Port Runner CSA Compression Ratio and Speed of Sound Calculate Length Port Runner From Bore Stroke RPM Peak Torque CSA Compression Ratio and Speed of Sound Graph Length Port Runner Varying CSA From
243. r cursor will change to an Up Arrow to let you know you are over the line MAIN User can now select to have 3 Moveable Grid lines displayed on the Graph display screen 3 21 6 AIRFUEL Calculate VE Volumetric Efficiency Using Engine Mass Air Flow Engine Size RPM Inlet Temperature Barometric Pressure CARGRAPH Changed Logic so x and y point of mouse cursor on graph is more accurate CD FA Added some NEW Coefficient of Drag and Frontal Area for a number of different vehicle Engine Specs Added some new Engine Size Bore Stroke Rod Lengths TRANS Added some new gear ratios CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises 199 3 21 5 AIRFUEL Made changes to Port Time Area 2 Text Report If reading in a C1 file that has header information this will now be displayed Made changes on EFI screen so Injector Size and Injector Size 2 will now calculate Pulse Width TRANS Added some new Motorcycle gear ratios as well as primary and secondary tooth counts Changed program so it will pick up the primary and secondary tooth counts if they are present UNITCONV Made very small changes in value of BTU TO JOULES and FTLB TO JOULES Fixed a problem with reading in some files from Cam Doctor or exported from Cam Pro Plus 3 21 4 AIRFUEL Made changes to speed up Graphing of cams and Port Time Area 2 Text Report when you have a large number of data points CAM INFO
244. rameters must be in Ascending Order by RPM RPM Time ROad HP 2200 0 1 6829 ROad 2400 0 1 8356 Comp CamROad HP 2625 0 2 0061 ROad HP 2875 0 2 192 ROad HP 3068 3 2 3341 ROad HP 3300 0 2 5083 ROad HP 3500 0 2 6635 ROad HP 3750 0 2 8677 ROad HP 4000 0 3 0899 ROad HP 4100 0 3 1848 ROad HP 4300 0 3 3879 CMM extension File format 5 This is example of data that was measured by me in 0 018 70s using a dial indicator and degree wheel 0 011 Every x degrees number 0 008 I Lash Intake Valve Lash Optional 0 005 E Lash Exhasut Valve Lash Optional 0 002 intake start of intake figures 0 000 lift lines as many are needed exhaust 10 01 lt Version 3 25 0 Added can have Every exhaust start of exhaust figures value lift lines as many are needed Crane Roller semi colon at the start of the line means that line is a 0 001 comment 0 004 Version 3 15 0 can also read in C1 files from Cam 0 007 Doctor or exported from Cam Pro Plus 0 01 Version 3 15 5 For cam lift piston travel mapping you 0 013 really need lift data for every 1 degrees 0 016 0 029 Sample Cam File ae every x degrees 10 Lash 0 028 Lash 0 030 intake Crane Roller R 278 427 2S 8 NC Lash 028 030 p 0 002 j 0 138 0 005 0 174 0 008 0 21 0 013 0 242 0 021 0 27 0 033 0 296 0 077 0 344 0 108 0 359 0 143 0 371 0 181 0 378 0 219 0 381 0 258 0 379 0 2
245. ration Angle from Cam Events 2 Calculate Cam Events from Duration Centerlines 3 Calculate Cam Events from Duration Intake Centerline and Lobe Separation Angle 4 Calculate Valve Lift from Cam Lift and Rocker Arm Ratio 5 Calculate Cam Lift from Valve Lift and Rocker Arm Ratio 6 Calculate Intake Duration from Compression Ratio 7 Adjust All Cam Events using Advance Retard Duration and Centerlines 8 Adjust All Cam Events using Advance Retard and Cam Events 9 Calculate Intake Duration from Compression Ratio Engine Size Number of Cylinders and RPM 10 Read in Open Cam Information from a file There are many cam and dyn files on This will Read in thes fil and the Internet for use with Dyno Programs Open search for cam information Graph Lift Will read in a cam information file using Rocker Arm Ratio and Valve Lash Graph First Will read in a cam information file CMM and Graph selected function on a clean Graph Graph Plus will add a second third 11 CMM and Graph lift at valve 12 13 etc Graph to the present Graph Use the Intake or exhaust radio buttons to select which lobe you want to Graph 70 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises When Checked Smooth Graph will use an algorithm to smooth the Graphed data see below When 0 040 box is Checked this will draw the line at 0 040 lift instead of 0 050 lift Graph Lift at Valve using Rocker Arm Rati
246. rature RPM 1500 2000 2500 3000 7 15 9 53 11 92 14 30 7 86 10 49 13 11 15 73 8 58 11 44 14 30 17 16 9 29 12 39 15 49 18 59 10 01 13 35 16 68 20 02 10 72 14 30 17 87 21 45 11 44 15 25 19 07 22 88 12 15 16 21 20 26 24 31 12 87 17 16 21 45 25 74 13 58 18 11 22 64 27 17 14 30 19 07 23 83 28 60 15 01 20 02 25 02 30 03 15 73 20 97 26 22 31 46 16 44 21 93 27 41 32 89 17 16 22 88 28 60 34 32 17 87 23 83 29 79 35 75 18 59 24 79 30 98 37 18 19 30 25 74 32 17 38 61 20 02 26 69 33 36 40 04 20 73 27 65 34 56 41 47 21 45 28 60 35 75 42 90 22 16 29 55 36 94 44 33 22 88 30 51 38 13 45 76 23 59 31 46 39 32 47 19 24 31 32 41 40 51 48 62 Type Engine 4 Stroke 850 m 3 min RPM 1500 2000 2500 3000 2 934 3 912 4 890 5 868 3 228 4 303 5 379 6 455 3 521 4 695 5 868 7 042 3 814 5 086 6 357 7 629 4 108 5 477 6 846 8 216 4 401 5 868 7 335 8 802 4 695 6 259 7 824 9 389 4 988 6 651 8 313 9 976 5 281 7 042 8 802 10 563 5 575 7 433 9 291 11 150 5 868 7 824 9 780 11 736 6 162 8 216 10 269 12 323 6 455 8 607 10 758 12 910 6 748 8 998 11 247 13 497 7 042 9 389 11 736 14 084 7 335 9 780 12 225 14 671 7 629 10 172 12 715 15 257 7 922 10 563 13 204 15 844 8 216 10 954 13 693 16 431 8 509 11 345 14 182 17 018 8 802 11 736 14 671 17 605 9 096 12 128 15 160 18 192 9 389 12 519 15 649 18 778 9 683 12 910 16 138 19 365 9 976 13 301 16 627 19 952 Flow per Turbo Flow per Turbo 3 16 18 20 21 23 25 26 28 30 31 33 35 36 38 40
247. re the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 5675 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 4 Inches Intake Centerline 111 0 User Selected DC Discharge Coefficient 0 5 Throat CSA 0 91 Intake 3 2598 sq in Throat CSA 0 91 Exhaust 1 5734 sq in Effective Throat CSA 0 89748 Effective Throat CSA 0 88462 Valve Lift at which the Throat Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 45710 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 31302 Inches User Intake MCSA Choke 3 142731 User Exhaust MCSA Choke 1 583673 Intake Curtain Effective Throat Valve MCSA Lift CFM fps DC Area Area fps DC fps DC fps DC 2000 146 000 245 674 0 7013 1 426 1 000 107 492 0 3069 86 581 0 2472 111 495 0 3183 3000 231 000 259 135 0 7398 2 139 1 583 170 072 0 4855 136 988 0 3911 176 407 0 5036 4000 314 000 264 183 0 7542 2 853 2 151 231 180 0 6600 186 208 0 5316 239 791 0 6845 5000 384 000 258 462 0 7378 3 566 2 631 282 718 0 8071 227 720 0 6501 293 248 0 8371 6000 426 000 238 943 0 6821 4 279 2 919 313 640 0 8954 252 627 0 7212 325 322 0 9287 7000 450 000 216 347 0 6176 4 992 3 083 331 310 0 9458 266 859 0 7618 343 650 0 9810 8000 465 000 195 613 0 5584 5 705 3 186 342 353 0 9773 275 754 0 7872 355 105 1 0137 9000 473 000 176 870 0 5049 6 418 3 241 348 243 0 9941 280 499 0 8007 361 214 1 0312 1 0000 48
248. ression Ratio RPM Exhaust Crank Degrees ATDC Open Squish Rati Squish Clearance 22 Graph MVS 2 Squish Velocity by Degree from Bore Stroke Rod Compression Ratio RPM Exhaust Crank Degrees ATDC Open Squish Rati Squish Clearance This lets the user graph second or more MVS on the same graph started by MVS 1 Note Compression Ratio is also known as Uncorrected Compression Ratio This method compares the volume above the piston at Bottom Dead Center BDC to the volume above the piston at Top Dead Center TDC Note Dynamic Compression Ratio is also known as Corrected Compression Ratio or Trapped Compression Ratio This method compares the volume above the piston at the point on the upstroke that the exhaust port is fully closed to the volume above the piston at Top Dead Center TDC 164 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 165 User Commands Graph The user enters the horsepower and RPM and then selects different curve types to find which one best matches his engine The curve is displayed with a baseline line curve The plus lets the user zoom in and the minus lets the user zoom out Save as BMP Will save the graph to disc in BMP format Read BMP Will Read in Open a BMP graph from the disc Read PRM Will Read in open a parameter file that has graphing commands see next page Us
249. rner Weights Is the distribution of a vehicle s weight among the four wheels Adjustment of corner weights is very important to handling Corrected Barometric Pressure In this program it means the observed Barometric Pressure that has had the Vapor Pressure subtracted from it Cross Weight Refers to diagonally static loading of the tires Curtain Area Is the area defined by the valve diameter valve lift Data Acquisition The use of sophisticated sensors transmitters computers and software to provide information on what the car and the driver are doing The information is analyzed to improve vehicle performance Density The weight per unit volume Density Ratio DR This is a number computed from the pressure ratio compressor efficiency and intercooler efficiency to show the actual increase in pressure Detonation A condition in which after the spark plug fires some of the unburned air fuel mixture in the combustion chamber explodes spontaneously set off only by the heat and pressure of air fuel mixture Dew Point Is the temperature at which the air will be saturated 10096 RH Discharge Coefficient A ratio of the actual measured flow to the theoretical flow through the Curtain Window Area Also called Coefficient of Discharge Distributor A part of the ignition system that sends the high voltage to the correct cylinder spark plug DOHC Double Overhead Camshaft A DOHC engine has two camshafts for each
250. rogram does generated all of the data and if you save the data to a PRT file and open that PRT file with Windows Notepad you will be able to s all of that data Graphing Options Flow Graph Cylinder head flow against cam crank degrees Cur DC Graph Curtain area DC against cam crank degrees Cur Area Graph Curtain Flow Area against cam crank degrees Time Area Graph Time Area against cam crank degrees Time Area cc Graph Time Area cc per cylinder against cam crank degrees Lift Graph Cam or Valve Lift by adjusting Rocker Arm Ratio and Lash against crank degrees Lift Vert Graph Valve Vertical Lift Using valve angle against crank degrees Lift Horiz Graph Valve Horizontal Lift Using valve angle against crank degrees Piston Travel Graph Piston Travel against crank degrees this can be modified by Valve to Piston Clearance TDC NOTE Valve to Piston Clearance TDC is measured TDC with both valves closed Not overlap TDC CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 79 Graph Zoom In Scale Size Lets the User Zoom In the Graph area around TDC in greater detail Cur Vel Graph Curtain Velocity Cylinder head flow against cam crank degrees Throat Vel Graph Throat Velocity Cylinder head flow against cam crank degrees Min CSA Vel Graph Minimum CSA Velocity Cylinder head flow against cam crank degrees Piston Flow Graph Piston Flow Demand C
251. s is based on a high flat torque curve typ ngine 11 Diesel engine This is Horsepower requirement from ET and MPH 66 foot Trap Speed Horsepower requirement from ET and MPH 33 foot Trap Speed Calculate Split times for up to 3 different runs This lets you break the run down into 4 different time slices and see how each slice compares to the other runs Estimate 60 Foot Time form 1 4 ET 60 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 20 Estimate 60 Foot MPH from 60 Time 21 Estimate Average Rate of Acceleration from Rest to 60 Foot using 60 Foot Time a This calculation assumes a constant rate of Acceleration Note The 33 Trap speed Calculations are for today s tracks where the speed trap stops at the end of the 14 mile whereas the 66 trap speed can be used for much older MPH you may have or have gotten from old magazine articles CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 61 Blower SuperCharger Turbo Number of Turbos Intercooler Efficiency RPM Step r Blower 7 Turbo Details Blower Pressure Blower Gear Tooth Count o Diameter RPM Barometric Pressure Density Ratio 00 Engine Size 3267256 Moni m Im e Temperature Density Ratio 0 0 Pressure 15 Add Change Blower 019 Density Ratio GraphXMax GraphY Max 00 Graph Results gut Max RPM 14000 lbs m 3
252. s per Minute Piston Speed is 40 00947 MPH 64 38900 KiloMeters per Hour Maximum Piston Velocity 1753 244879 MPM 75 162557036658 Degrees Crankshaft Degrees at which Rod and Crank are 90 Degrees 74 0878 Piston Travel from 1 39789 Inches 35 50642 mm Stroke 82 55 Rod Length 144 78 RPM 6500 Bore Rod Angle 15 91220 Cylinder Volume 17 56641 CI 287 86192 cc Piston Piston Piston Crank Angle Velocity Acceleration Flow 28 Degree ATDC M Sec M Sec Sec M 3 S 0 00000000000 0 000000000000 24575 581599157900 0 00000 5 00000000000 3 144276472158 24424 984916164600 0 01275 10 00000000000 6 250039256642 23975 554599478400 0 02534 15 00000000000 9 279379614786 23234 367117508000 0 03762 20 00000000000 12 195597825259 22213 203255500300 0 04944 25 00000000000 14 963804409888 20928 513410997900 0 06066 30 00000000000 17 551514423757 19401 340050157500 0 07115 35 00000000000 19 929227616459 17657 169733782000 0 08079 40 00000000000 22 070983371949 15725 681859359600 0 08947 45 00000000000 23 954874936951 13640 358986504700 0 09710 50 00000000000 25 563503027077 11437 925782300000 0 10363 55 00000000000 26 884345121278 9157 591694010960 0 10898 60 00000000000 27 910014447590 6840 087432383790 0 11314 65 00000000000 28 638382724984 4526 507220238450 0 11609 70 00000000000 29 072543960255 2256 995966726370 0 11785 75 00000000000 29 220603490556 69 349656565992 0 11845 80 00000000000 29 095286947535 2002 376770703860 0 11794 85 00000000000 28 713377120307
253. se 3 29 0 ACCELER Graphing Screen Graph MPH RPM now starts at 0 RPM 0 MPH instead of using lowest RPM in HP Torque Table Add Transmission Gear ratios to Graphs with MPH On Graphing Screen Text Report Added If we have SCFM and Fuel lb hr and no A F Ratio Will now Calculate A F Ratio AIRFUEL Sub Screen Calculators Added Calculator for Port Taper from Small End Diameter Large End Diameter and Port Length Added Calculator for Port Length from Small End Diameter Large End Diameter and Port Taper Added Calculator for Large End Diameter from Small End Diameter Port Length and Port Taper Port Time Area 2 Graphing Cam Lift Duration Add DR CPP Skip Check Box Added Show Cam Advance Retard CARFOR Made changes so that program will read in Cam Dr C2 thru files Cam Gen Increased the number of Lift Duration points from 13 to 19 Modified so there is a User selectable every 10 0 option Added Option to write generated data to an S96 type file for use with other software packages CAM INFO Added Dots Check Box This will added dots to the Graph at each data point CHASSIS Added second CG Roll Angle Button with changes for Vertical CG and Roll Over Angles Calculate Spring Wheel Rates from Suspension Frequency CPM and Corner Sprung Weights Calculate Spring Rates from Spring Wheel Rates and Spring Movement 2 Wheel Calculate Motion Movement Ratio Using Len
254. so User can select the color of each line after the first line group on a Graph Added Mouse Over Button CheckBox Help Box with explanation at the Bottom on the screen Tools Added Convert Cam Dr C x File to a CMM File Format 3 28 0 ACCELER Graphing Screen Change color of First Gear from White to Gray so it will show on a White Background CAM INFO 0 040 Check Box now has Background color changed to user selected Color AIRFUEL Port Flow CSA On Graph Change color of Circle from White to Gray so it will show on a White Background Port Time Area 2 Graphing Added options for Curtain Area Velocity Throat Area velocity Min CSA Velocity and Piston Velocity CARGRAPH Top caption head is now set to Black like all other captions CD FA Added a few new Coefficient of Drag and Frontal Areas CUBICIN Changed Graphing of Piston Travel so that with Pin Offset it set the Y axis to the correct value Major Update to Documentation Changed it so that most graphics and screen prints have a white or lighter colored background which save on toner Fixed a problem where sometimes parts of a page on both side and top margins maybe cutoff a small amount of data when printed Adjusted margins so that printed pages can be hole punched to fit into a 3 ring binder 3 27 0 ACCELER On Graphing Screen Text Report Added Calculate Uncorrected HP Torque BMEP and Correction Factor fro
255. spension and another channel LF suspension position minus RR suspension position and plot the two signals on top of each other On corner entry when the signals are increasing decreasing the angle between horizontal and the signal represent dynamic roll couple A good handling car will have the same angle for both channels Static roll stiffness is the middle of the corner where one signal is horizontal above and below the centerline Corner exit is the next stage and should be read the same as corner entry Note Look at the comparison of front and rear roll signals The difference in the front and rear rolls is caused mainly by the effective radius change of the tire due to slip angle changes Note Look at a comparison of yaw rate and steering to see who is causing the reaction the car or the driver Normally the steering is a yaw rate change request device If the steering 1 followed by a change of yaw rate the driver is causing the change If the yaw rate change 15 followed by a steering change the car is causing the yaw rate change The throttle will have similar reactions Also look at steering rate differentiate steered angle as compared to throttle and oversteer understeer for a more complete picture of driver interactions with the car Aerodynamics is the forth part of the handling equation Set the center of pressure just behind the center of weight distribution for a stable car If the first two layers static roll stiffness distribution and
256. st Gear 13 25 2 80 00 2 3 5290 81 39 2nd Gear 23 25 2 27891 00 3 4 5290 81 39 3rd Gear 33 25 1 85479 oo 4 5 5290 81 33 4th Gear 43 25 1 50960 0 0 5 6 5290 81 39 5th Gear 53 25 1 22866 00 6 7 5290 81 39 6th Gear 63 25 1 00000 oo 7 8 529081 39 7thGear 7325 081389 00 8 3 5290 81 39 8th Gear 83 25 0 66242 1 0 3 10 5290 81 39 Sth Gear 93 25 0 53914 6 10th Gear 10325 043881 Track Size is 1 366 Miles Lap Time MPH Lap Time MPH Lap Time MPH 23 000 213 80870 23 675 207 71278 24 350 201 95483 23 025 213 57655 23 700 207 49367 24 375 201 74769 23 050 213 34490 23 725 207 27503 24 400 201 54098 23 075 213 11376 23 750 207 05684 24 425 201 33470 23 100 212 88312 23 775 206 83912 24 450 201 12883 23 125 212 65297 23 800 206 62185 24 475 200 92339 23 150 212 42333 23 825 206 40504 24 500 200 71837 23 175 212 19417 23 850 206 18868 24 525 200 51376 23 200 211 96552 23 875 205 97277 24 550 200 30957 23 225 211 73735 23 900 205 75732 24 575 200 10580 23 250 211 50968 23 925 205 54232 24 600 199 90244 23 275 211 28249 23 950 205 32777 24 625 199 69949 23 300 211 05579 23 975 205 11366 24 650 199 49696 23 325 210 82958 24 000 204 90000 24 675 199 29483 23 350 210 60385 24 025 204 68678 24 700 199 09312 23 375 210 37861 24 050 204 47401 24 725 198 89181 23 400 210 15385 24 075 204 26168 24 750 198 69
257. steer If the front has more roll resistance than the rear the car wedges itself more as it corners harder it will tend to understeer De wedging is defined as greater inside weight at the front Gives oversteer less understeer If the rear has more roll resistance than the front the car de wedges itself more as it corners harder it will tend to oversteer Wedge de wedge will cause increased cornering force on the end with increased weight on the inside wheel The end with the increased outside weight will have less cornering force Anti squat at the rear will de wedge the car the more power applied It will also decrease the weight transfer to the front during braking and allow more rear brake bias Cars with low front roll center and beam axle or high roll center in the rear have the following Front stiff due to springs bars and rear stiff due to the geometry of the high roll center The high roll center is closer to the center of mass so has a short moment arm between the center of mass and the roll center This makes the roll geometrically very stiff The rear spring rates will be a much lower rate than expected due to the high roll center but the total roll stiffness will be a normal roll couple distribution about 5496 Dynamic roll stiffness can be affected by shocks raising rate suspension and roll center migration during roll Shocks adjustments are the most common method of adjusting dynamic roll stiffness Springs roll center
258. stroke 4 From dynamic stroke 3 bore and volume above piston calculated 2 calculate Dynamic compression ratio 5 From Dynamic compression ratio 4 and atmospheric variables calculate cranking pressure 52 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Dynamic Compression Ratio 15 against Intake Valve Closing from to X Axis oe ett S Soo ae AA le EN _ _ _ _ as tt CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 53 Graph Compression Ratio Y axis against Intake Valve Closing from to 40 BTDC X Axis for a fixed Dynamic Compression Ratio 45 CR vs Intake Valve Close ABDC 7 432 e 40 Stroke 3 25 Length 45 7 Green 54 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Graph Compression Gauge Pressure Y axis against Intake Valve Closing from to X Axis E d OS ee NEN 1 17 2 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 55 Graph Compression Gauge Pressure Y axis against X Axis PU Geng Cena LEE eed mm ener
259. t of CSA in Sq _ Valve Size _ Inches Only used by the Analyze Flow Data Form Sq In Intake Port MCSA a Exhaust Port MCSA oo Diameter 82 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Original Curtain C Throat C Valve C Sq In C Original Curtain Throat C Valve Sq In C Original C Curtain C Throat Valve Sq In Original Curtain C Throat C Valve Sq In Calculate Velocity and Discharge Coefficient at Curtain Area Intake Exhaust Valve Lift CFM Velocity Discharge Valve Lift Flow CFM Velocity Discharge Test Curtain fps Coefficient Test fas Coefficient 02 131 0 243 495 0 69511 0 2 116 0 276 930 0 790556 0 3 188 0 232 963 0 665042 0 3 153 0 243 507 0 695144 0 4 230 0 213 756 0 610211 0 4 194 0 231 570 0 661068 0 5 250 0 193 309 0 551843 0 5 212 0 202 445 0 577923 0 6 273 0 153 146 0 482863 0 6 245 0 194 965 0 556569 0 7 282 0 149 762 0 427527 0 7 253 0 172 569 0 492637 Calculate Velocity and Discharge Coefficient at Throat Area Intake Exhaust Valve Lift Velocity Discharge Valve Lift CFM Velocity Discharge est Throat fps Coefficient Test Throat fns Coefficient 0 2 131 0 118 418 0 338049 0 2 116 0 176 942 0 505119 0 3 188 0
260. t and Front Weight Centers Every vehicle has a front and rear roll center The roll center is a point about which that end of the vehicle rolls A straight line running through them called the roll axis joins front and rear roll centers During cornering the car will roll about the roll axis The relationship between the Vertical CG and roll axis Roll axis to CG Height determines body roll taking place during cornering The greater the distance between the Vertical CG and the roll axis the greater the body roll angle for a given lateral acceleration Corner Weights Percentages Weight Distribution Ballast Note Total Sprung Front 7955 Roll Over Angles Longitudinal CG 53233 54 401 Left Driver 68953 58353 Lateral CG from 2525 2525 Passenger Right 5 Vertical CG 8716 Poos Track 505 Rear 74398 Average wiesee pag Weh Tide tae ETE Height Front 4 140 lub 100 CG Roll Angle 3 29 0 7 Sprung Total Sprung ertical Loa Front T 318 23883 75682 Weight on Front Dynamic 2897 274 7153 7286 Front Rear 9716 Weight Trans 116 81 37 16 den 305 33 Front Roll Center Rear Roll Center Front Rolling 121 91 amp 144 94 Height 0 3 Height 2 25 Weight Trans j FrontNonRoling 323 Rear NonRolling 3672 Roll Axis Height
261. t 0 0 Piston Speed is 58 68056 Feet per Second 17 88583 Meters per Second Piston Speed is 3520 83333 Feet per Minute 1073 15000 Meters per Minute Piston Speed is 40 00947 MPH 64 38900 KiloMeters per Hour Maximum Piston Velocity 5752 115743 FPM 75 162557036658 Degrees Crankshaft Degrees at which Rod and Crank are 90 Degrees 74 0878 Piston Travel from 1 39789 Inches 35 50642 mm Rod Length 5 7 RPM Bore Rod Angle 15 91220 Cylinder Volume 17 56641 CI 287 86192 cc Piston Piston Piston Crank Angle Velocity Acceleration Flow 28 Degree ATDC FT Sec FT Sec Sec CFM 0 00000000000 0 000000000000 80628 548553667500 00 5 00000000000 10 315867690807 80134 464948046500 27 01 10 00000000000 20 505378138588 78659 956035034300 53 68 15 00000000000 30 444158841160 76228 238574501200 79 70 20 00000000000 40 011803888645 72877 963436680800 104 75 25 00000000000 49 093846489134 68663 101742119000 128 53 30 00000000000 57 583708739360 63652 690453272700 150 75 35 00000000000 65 384605040876 57930 346895610100 171 18 40 00000000000 72 411362768862 51593 444420471300 189 57 45 00000000000 78 592109373199 44751 833945225200 205 75 50 00000000000 83 869760587523 37526 003222769100 219 57 55 00000000000 88 203232025189 30044 592171952000 230 92 60 00000000000 91 568288870047 22441 231733542600 239 73 65 00000000000 93 957948572782 14850 745473223300 245 98 70 00000000000 95 382362074328 7404 842410519590 249 71 75 00000000000 95 868121688176 227 525119967
262. t Lift Angle Port Port Velocity Acceler Lift Lift Travel Volume Supplied Valve Ratio Area Area FPS ation Horiz Vert Air Discharge cm 2 cm 2 cc FPS 2 Flow Coefficient 0 0000 0 0240 120 0 0 0000 0 0000 0 0020 0 0210 110 0 0 9750 3 8025 0 0050 0 0165 100 0 1 4625 1 9013 0 0070 0 0135 90 0 0 9750 1 9013 0 0100 0 0090 80 0 1 4625 1 9013 0 0130 0 0045 70 0 1 4625 0 0000 0 0160 0 0000 60 0 0 0000 0 0000 1 4625 0 0000 0 0000 0 0000 0 9890 203 652 00 1 IND 0 0000 0 0220 0 0090 50 0 0 0961 0 0001 2 9250 5 7038 0 0083 0 0035 0 7181 147 867 5 90 0 6951 0 0044 0 0330 0 0255 40 0 0 2723 0 0004 5 3625 9 5063 0 0235 0 0100 0 4767 98 165 16 70 0 6951 0 0124 0 0500 0 0510 30 0 0 5447 0 0008 8 2875 11 4075 0 0469 0 0199 0 2759 56 818 33 41 0 6951 0 0248 0 0780 0 0930 20 0 0 9932 0 0015 13 6500 20 9138 0 0856 0 0363 0 1252 25 774 60 92 0 6951 0 0453 0 1150 0 1485 10 0 1 5860 0 0024 18 0375 17 1113 0 1367 0 0580 0 0317 6 523 97 27 0 6951 0 0723 0 1450 0 1935 0 2 0665 0 0031 14 6250 13 3088 0 1781 0 0756 0 0000 000 126 74 0 6951 0 0942 0 1800 0 2460 10 0 2 6272 0 0039 17 0625 9 5063 0 2264 0 0961 0 0317 6 523 157 22 0 6782 0 1197 0 2150 0 2985 20 0 3 1879 0 0048 17 0625 0 0000 0 2748 0 1166 0 1252 25 774 187 15 0 6653 0 1453 0 2500 0 3510 30 0 3 7486 0 0056 17 0625 0 0000 0 3231 0 1371 0 2759 56 818 209 42 0 6332 0 1708 0 2810 0 3975 40 0 4 2452 0 0063 15 1125 7 6050 0 3659 0 1553 0 4767 98 165 228 95 0 6112 0 1934 0 3100 0 4410 50 0 4 7098 0 0070
263. t by design has a constant deflection rate under load Lobe Separation Angle LSA Lobe Centerline LC Is the amount of degrees between the exhaust centerline and the intake centerline and is the only measurement here in camshaft degrees In a single camshaft engine this angle is set at the time the camshaft is ground and cannot be changed This angle will normally vary between 100 to 120 degrees Locking the Brakes Engaging the brakes so hard that one or more wheels stops turning completely Longitudinal Load Transfer The vertical load transferred from a front tire to the corresponding rear tire or vice versa Loose When in a turn the vehicles rear tires lose traction before the front tires Mach Number Is the ratio of the actual velocity of the airflow to the velocity sound in the same medium Magneto A high voltage generator for the ignition system that does not require an external power source MAP Manifold Absolute Pressure Motion Ratio The relationship between the motion of the wheel and the motion of the spring A motion ratio of 4 1 would make a spring rate of 400 Ib in produce a wheel rate of 100 Ib in MSV Maximum Squish Velocity see Squish Velocity If MSV is to low the flame front will not burn the fuel air mixture effectively Multi Plate Clutch A clutch assembly that uses more than one driving plate and more than one driven plate to connect the engine to the transmission Normally more compact in size than a sing
264. take Collector Diameter Collector Length Deck Clearance Depth First Ring Diameter 1 Diameter 3 Distance to Port from top of Cylinder Boost Distance to Port from top of Cylinder Exhaust Distance to Port from top of Cylinder Transfer Effective Arm Length Exhaust Cam Lift Exhaust Valve Lift Filter Diameter Filter Height Head Gasket Head Gasket Bore Height Front Wheel Hub Height Rear Wheel off Ground Horizontal CG Intake Runner Length Inter Diameter of Coils Jet Size Journal Diameter Lateral CG Length 3 Length 7 Main Leaf Length Main Leaf Thickness Main Leaf Width Mean Diameter of Coils Metering Rod Size New Accessory Pulley New Crank Pulley New Jet Size New Metering Rod Size New Sway Bar Outer Diameter New Tire Diameter Standard Metric Outer Diameter of Coils Piston Compression Height Piston Depth Piston Travel Port Diameter Rod Length Roll Out Distance Spring Wire Diameter Squish Clearance Stroke Sway Bar Arm Length Sway Bar Center Length Sway Bar Interior Diameter Sway Bar Outer Diameter Tire Diameter Tire Rolling Radius Top Land Diameter Torsion Arm Length Torsion Bar Diameter Torsion Bar Length Track Width Tube Diameter Tube Length Turn Radius Valve Lift Intake Vehicle Height Vehicle Width Vertical CG Wheel Base Wheel Diameter Wire Diameter Wrist Pin Offset Atmospheric Pressure Inches of Mercury MilliBars Barometric Pressure New Barom
265. te Transfer Piston Travel using Stroke Rod Length and Crank Degrees Rotation 6 Calculate Transfer Duration in Degrees Crank Degrees ATDC it Opens Time Port Open in Milliseconds using RPM Stroke Rod Length Deck Clearance and the Distance the Top of the Transfer Port is from The Top of the Cylinder 7 Calculate Blowdown Degrees Time in Milliseconds using RPM Exhaust Degrees ATDC and Transfer Degrees ATDC 8 Calculate Dynamic Compression Ratio and Trapped Volume from Compression Ratio Bore Stroke Distance of Exhaust Port from top of Cylinder and Piston to Deck Clearance 9 Calculate Compression Ratio from Dynamic Compression Ratio Stroke Distance of Exhaust Port from top of Cylinder and Piston to Deck Clearanc 10 Calculate Distance to Exhaust Port from top of Cylinder from Compression Ratio from Dynamic Compression Ratio Stroke and Piston to Deck Clearanc CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 163 1315 Calculate Exhaust Port Time Area and Angle Area Port open in Milliseconds and Total Port Area Calculate Boost Port Time Area and Angle Area open in Milliseconds and Total Port Area Calculate Transfer Port Time Area and Angle Area Port open in Milliseconds and Total Port Area Calculate Average Piston Speed and cylinders Bore Stroke and RPM 12 13 14 BMEP from 159 16 NOTE These next 2 Functions ONLY
266. terline 111 0 Throat CSA 0 91 Intake 1 4205 sq in Effective Throat CSA 1 26516 Effective Throat CSA 1 25684 Valve Lift at which the Throat Area and Window Curtain Area are the SAME SIZE At that point the velocity will be the same in both areas Intake Valve Lift 0 42537 Inches Exhaust Valve Lift 0 35759 Inches I E Rocker Arm Ratio 1 000 Valve Lash 0 0000 Exhaust Valve Stem Area 0 049306 sq in Valve Angle 11 5 Cam Valve Crank Time Time Valve Valve Valve Valve Piston Cylinder Lift Lift Angle Port Port Velocity Acceler Lift Lift Travel Volume Area Area FPS ation Horiz Vert cc cm 2 cm 2 cc FPS 2 000 0 0000 72 0 0 0000 0 0000 000 0 0000 70 0 0 0000 0 0000 020 0 0200 68 0 0 0177 0 0001 3 1890 30 9969 020 0 0040 15 460 54 508 030 0 0300 66 0 0 0266 0 0002 1 5945 15 4984 029 0 0060 14 713 51 875 040 0 0400 64 0 0 0355 0 0002 1 5945 0 0000 039 0 0080 13 973 49 264 050 0 0500 62 0 0 0443 0 0003 1 5945 0 0000 049 0 0100 13 240 46 680 065 0 0650 60 0 0 0576 0 0004 2 3917 7 7492 064 0 0130 12 516 44 127 075 0 0750 58 0 0 0665 0 0004 1 5945 7 7492 073 0 0150 11 802 41 609 085 0 0850 56 0 0 0754 0 0005 1 5945 0 0000 083 0 0169 11 098 39 129 095 0 0950 54 0 0 0842 0 0006 1 5945 0 0000 093 0 0189 10 407 36 693 110 0 1100 52 0 0 0975 0 0007 2 3917 7 7492 108 0 0219 9 730 34 304 120 0 1200 50 0 0 1064 0 0007 1 5945 7 7492 118 0 0239 9 067 31 967 130 0 1300 48 0 0 1153 0 0008 1
267. tes how many Cubic Feet of air pass by a point in one Minute Chassis Dynamometer A test stand to determine the power output at the wheels ci Cubic Inch CNC Computerized Numerical Control Coefficient of Drag CD The coefficient of drag is a function of factors like the shape of the vehicle The number is determined in a wind tunnel or by a coast down test performed on the vehicle Coefficient of Friction the drag factor of a vehicle or other object sliding on a surface also designated by the Greek letter Mu 182 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Coil Bind When a spring is compressed to point that the coils touch Combustion Chamber The space within the cylinder when the piston is ATDC The top of the piston and a cavity in the cylinder head forms it Combustion Chamber Volume The volume contained within the chamber of the cylinder head Compressor Efficiency is a measure of how well the compressor is able to compress air and how much heat it adds to the compressed charge Compression Gauge Used to measure how much pressure a cylinder can create Used in a Compression Test Compression Ratio Static The ratio of the total volume enclosed in a cylinder when the piston is located at BDC compared to the volume enclosed when the piston is at TDC Compression Test A test to see how much pressure a cylinder can create at cranking RPM Also sometimes called Cranking Pressure Co
268. tion remains with the user Stanley R Weiss World Wide Enterprises entire liability will be to attempt to correct or help you work around errors replace the software with a new version or to refund the purchase price Please sent comments about this program or suggestions for updates to Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 1306 Wells Street Philadelphia PA 19111 4922 E mail srweiss erols com You can always get the latest User s Manual from my Web Site in PDF format http www magneticlynx com carfor carfor pdf You can always see what the latest version has added at my Web Site http users erols com srweiss winscren htm DISCLAIMER This code is released with the restriction as to its use 1 The program must not be modified in any way The author has taken due care in writing this code and the code is supplied AS IS The author makes no expressed or implied warranty of any kind with regard to this code In no event shall the author be liable for incidental or consequential damages in connection with or arising out of the use of this code CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 181 Glossary Definitions Abbreviations ABDC After Bottom Dead Center ABS Anti Lock Braking System A system that is designed to stop the wheels from locking up when you apply the brake Absolute Pressure Pressure measured from a starting point of zero in perfect vacuum Atmospheric Pressure is 14 696 PS
269. tomize many elements of the GUI Graphical User Interface User Selectable Entry GUI Options Select Font For Entry Text Select Alignment For Entry Text Select Entry Text Box Border Style Select Option Check Box Border Style DO FIRST Select Font For Label Text Select Color For Label Text Select Font For Command Button Text Select Background Color of Entry Frame Select Background Color of Quit Done Buttons CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 7 1 gt This shows changing the Font Style size 2 Alignment and Border Style for entry text 3 gt This shows changing the Font Style size and color for labels 4 This shows changing the Font Style and size Command Buttons 5 This shows changing the Option Check Box Border Style 6 This shows a user selected color for the Quit done OK buttons This shows a user selected color for the background of the entry frames plus Use Large Screen Resolution Engine Details Bore 4 0 Stroke 2 3 25 lt 1 Number Of Engine RPM 6500 Rod Length 5 7 Rod Stroke Bore Stroke Ratio 1 23077 Ratio 1 75385 Piston Com Block Deck 9 245 Height 1 904 Piston Area 42 56637 Crank Rod 74 0878 Degree 5 gt 0 vel OAcc ORA ODW Graph O CPTF CRA Journal Rod Length 2 6 2 Piston Travel 2 1 381 Piston Vel Piston Tro Crankpin Load Piston Travel Crank Degrees Bearing Speed Graph F
270. tor Flow Rate from Injector Size New Injector Size and Fuel Pressure Estimate Fuel Flow needed for a given Engine Size RPM Air Fuel Ratio and Volumetric Efficiency Estimate Throttle Body Flow in CFM at 28 inches of water Using Engine Size Rpm and Volumetric Efficiency If you do not know the Volumetric Efficiency then use VE of 1 Calculate Pulse Width in Milliseconds From Duty Cycle and RPM Calculate Duty Cycle From Pulse Width in Milliseconds and RPM Injector Size 2 Estimate Fuel Injector Size needed for a given Engine Size RPM Air Fuel Ratio Duty Cycle Number of Injectors Volumetric Efficiency and Blower Pressure For N A engine make sure Blower Pressure is set to zero 0 0 Injector Size 3 Estimate Fuel Injector Size needed for a given Engine Size RPM Air Fuel Ratio Pulse Width Number of Injectors Volumetric Efficiency Injector Dead Time and Blower Pressure For N A engine make sure Blower Pressure 1 set to zero 0 0 Air Fuel Exhaust Calculator Fuel Flow Details EFI Injector Sizing Engine Size Carb Size Injector Injector i 325 7255 nnd 650 Size lbs hr 18 0 Gize New 20 23994 6500 Efficiency 085 435 Fuel 550 resse Horsepower 555 0 8 Duty Cycle 95 BSFC 5 Number of Min Fuel eis PotDiam 255 mex 8 PumpFlow 195 Air Fuel Ratio Intake Throttle Bod Fuel Flow 125 Runner Len 7 55 Flow in 578 3 Lbs Hou
271. turns to its seat EVO Exhaust Valve Opening The point at which the exhaust valve lifts off of its seat Feet per second per second the English unit of acceleration or deceleration Final Drive Transmitting power to the driven wheel usually by chain shaft or belt Flow Rate The amount mass weight or volume of fluid flowing through a valve body per unit of time FMU Fuel Management Unit Four Link Suspension Uses two upper and two lower link control arms to connect the solid axle Fuel Cell A bladder like container to hold the fuel and containing foam baffling It is designed to be virtually puncture proof thus reducing the change of a fire Fuel Injection A system that sprays fuel under pressure into the intake manifold or directly into the cylinder intake ports Fuel Injector A mechanical or electro mechanical device that meters fuel into an engine Fuel Pressure the pressure of the fuel in the line rails between the regulator if present and the injectors Fuel Pressure Regulator A device used to control the delivery of fuel at a constant pressure The fuel pressure regulator is also adjusted based on the engine s boost pressure As boost pressure rises by 1 PSI the fuel pressure regulator causes the fuel pressure to rise by 1 PSI This is done to stop the A F fixture from leaning out Fuel Rails A conduit to deliver fuel to the injectors G Force The inertial force exerted as the car changes direction One
272. ual Basic VB programming language This means you must have the VB runtime DLL on you system I have found only a small number of people have not had this file If you need this file it can be found on my web site If you get the error Component comdlg32 oxc or one of its dependencies not correctly registered a file is missing or invalid You can download the ocx from my web site http users erols com srweiss comdlg32 zip You need to unzip and copy comdlg32 ocx file into the c windows system32 folder You then need to register comdlg32 ocx with windows START gt RUN gt Then type the following REGSVR32 c windows system32 comdlg32 ocx and hit the Enter key For this command to work must equal the drive where you placed comdlg32 ocx windows system32 must equal the path to the folder where you placed comdlg32 ocx If you are running VISTA or Windows 7 because of their increased security try selecting Run as Administrator e License for the registered version is not transferable e Standard delivery is by email Please add 5 95 USA 10 95 International for shipping and handling if you want a CD ROM DISCLAIMER Warren This program is supplied AS IS without any warranty expressed or implied of any kind In no case is Stanley R Weiss or World Wide Enterprises liable for any damages resulting from your use of this program The entire risk arising out of the use of the software or documenta
273. ull Screen No Entry Box Font Name MS Sans Serif Entry Box Font Size 8 Entry Box Font Bold 0 Entry Box Font Italic 0 Entry Box Alignment 2 Entry Box Style 1 Label Box Font Name MS Sans Serif Label Box Font Size 8 Label Box Font Bold 0 Label Box Font Italic 0 Label Box Color 2147483640 Command Button Font Name MS Sans Serif Command Button Font Size 8 Command Button Font Bold 0 Command Button Font Italic 0 Help Box Font Name MS Sans Serif Help Box Font Size 10 Help Box Font Bold 1 Help Box Font Italic 0 Help Box Font Color 2147483630 Help BackGround Color 65535 Metric Mode OFF Data for Acceleration Top speed calculator The following parameters must be in Ascending Order by RPM RPM Torque Fuel BSFC A F 2 Ib hr Ratio Acceleration 5000 700 0 Acceleration 5500 720 0 Acceleration 6000 750 0 Acceleration 6500 780 0 Acceleration 7000 810 0 Acceleration 7500 840 0 Acceleration 8000 820 0 Acceleration 8500 815 0 Acceleration 9000 780 0 Acceleration 9500 737 0 CARFOR Performance Software by World Wide Enterprises 195 MPH MPH Time Road 21 51 1 6829 Road HP 23 47 1 8356 Road HP 25 67 2 0061 Road HP 28 11 2 192 Road HP 30 0 2 3341 Road HP 32 27 2 5083 Road 34 22 2 6635 Road HP 36 67 2 8677 Road HP 39 11 3 0899 Road HP 40 09 3 1848 Road HP 42 05 3 3879 Data for ROad Horse Power The following pa
274. ure that no damage will result from as a result of following these instructions CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 169 TOOLS File CR ET MPH HP Info Comp Gauge Blowers Air Fuel 2 5 Exhaust Gear Acceleration Chassis Springs Weather Grapher 2 5 Port Timing Unit Conversion Equivalence Charts About Nitrous Tools Generate Cam File Convert Cam File Inches to MM Convert Cam File MM to Inches Increase Decrease Carn Lift Convert Cam Dr File to a CMM File Convert PRT Delimited File for Acceleration User Selected Fields RPM and Torque Convert PRT Delimited File for Acceleration User Selected Fields RPM and HP Convert PRT Delimited File for Graphing User Selected Fields X Axis and Y Axis Convert DYN DeskTop Dyno Comp Cams CamQuest File for Acceleration Reverse Axis for CARFOR Graphing File PRM 170 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises GENERATE LIFT FILE Cam Lift File Generator Lift Duration USER MUST Supply 000 Duration gt o0 MUST HAVE 000 Duration and 008 0 Max Lift Other inputs ignore 710 7 Polynomial 7th Degree Polynomial 5th Degree 7020 304 Polynomial 3th Degree Polynomial 5 Degree 2 050 270 Double Harmonic 1 Double Harmonic 2 100 236 150 0 H ic Sinusoidal Polynomial 3 4 5 6 7 D armonic Sinusoidal olynomial 2 187 Cycloidal Purdue Pol
275. use Engine Size 306726 8 Psi RPM 550 Duration Timing Timing Quit Metric 0 040 Valve Lift Cam Lift Duration Duration Ady Ret Timing g Adv Ret Timing Read File 0 05 File Graph Lift Intake C Exhaust Graph First Graph Plus Smooth Graph Accel Valve Accel Valve fps Cam Vel Cam Accel Accel Cam Jerk Valve Vel Vel Valve Lift Cam fps Cam fps Cam Lift Valve fps INFO Lobe Separation Angle Lobe Centerline Is the amount of degrees between the exhaust centerline and the intake centerline and is the only measurement here in camshaft degrees In a single camshaft engine this angle is set at the time the camshaft is ground and cannot be changed This angle will normally vary between 100 to 120 degrees Overlap Is the number of degrees that both the exhaust and intake valves are open at the same time Intake Centerline Is the number of degrees ATDC at which maximum lift occurs Advance Retard Is the number of degrees the Intake centerline has been moved Advancing the camshaft will reduce the centerline and improve mid range torque Retarding will increase the centerline and improve high end horsepower NOTE Calculation like CL or based on CL are only correct if the cam has a symmetrical lobe 1 Calculate Cam Duration Centerline and Lobe Sepa
276. ust the opposite of the slick track Gas shock going hot Will cause wedge or de wedge in the car if at one corner only Will change ride height or rake if both shocks at one end have the higher pressure Will change spring rate only a little Watch for changes in shock velocity during a run that can be caused by a heat source near a shock To increase tire temperatures on a cold track raise the virtual swing arm heights to increase scrub to increase tire temps or use more toe on both ends Conclusions Itis very easy to correct static roll stiffness problems by using shocks It is also easy to correct total roll stiffness not correct with the aero layer The closer each layer 1 to correct the more efficient and easier to drive at the limit If you really get them crossed up the driver will have a very hard time giving a good assessment of the handling I have seen some very professional drivers diagnose understeer as snap oversteer 160 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Coil Springs Sway Bars Torsion Bars Leaf Springs Inter Diameter of 35 New Sway Bar Coils Out Diameter 0375 Int Diameter 00 Ou Demeter Coll Spring Rate Diameter Length 48 0 aet i 100 e Wah Wire Diameter of 40 Length 40 0 Number of Coils s of 12000000 Length ate Modulus Regidity pora Diameter of 45 pn 231482
277. utput Blower Air IC Density RPM Flow per Turbo PSI BARS Ratio Temp Ratio Density Ratio Ratio 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 2 0 138 1 136 84 44 1 083 0 07293 913 989 68 3 102 5 136 7 170 8 205 0 239 2 273 3 307 5 3 0 207 1 204 96 35 1 123 0 07137 939 1 054 72 8 109 2 145 7 182 1 218 5 254 9 291 3 327 7 4 0 276 1 272 107 79 1 163 0 06994 963 1 119 77 3 116 0 154 7 193 3 232 0 270 7 309 3 348 0 5 0 345 1 340 118 79 1 202 0 06861 4 986 1 185 81 8 122 7 163 7 204 6 245 5 286 4 327 3 368 2 6 0 414 1 408 129 40 1 240 0 06737 1 008 1 250 86 3 129 5 172 6 215 8 259 0 302 1 345 3 388 5 7 0 483 1 476 139 65 1 278 0 06622 1 029 1 315 90 8 136 2 181 6 227 1 272 5 317 9 363 3 408 7 8 0 552 1 544 149 57 1 315 0 06514 1 049 1 380 95 3 143 0 190 6 238 3 286 0 333 6 381 3 428 9 9 0 621 1 612 159 18 1 352 0 06413 1 069 1 445 99 8 149 7 199 6 249 5 299 4 349 3 399 3 449 2 10 0 689 1 680 168 50 1 388 0 06318 1 088 1 510 104 3 156 5 208 6 260 8 312 9 365 1 417 2 469 4 11 0 758 1 749 177 55 1 423 0 06228 1 107 1 575 108 8 163 2 217 6 272 0 326 4 380 8 435 2 489 6 12 0 827 1 817 186 36 1 459 0 06143 1 124 1 640 113 3 170 0 226 6 283 3 339 9 396 6 453 2 509 9 13 0 896 1 885 194 93 1 493 0 06063 1 142 1 705 117 8 176 7 235 6 294 5 353 4 412 3 471 2 530 1 14 0 965 1 953 203 28 1 528 0 05987 1 159 1 770 122 3 183 4 244 6 305 7 366 9 428 0 489 2 550 3 15 0 1 034 2 021 211 43 1 562 0 05914 1 175 1 836 126 8 190 2 253 6 317 0 380 4 443 8 507 2 570 6 16 0 1 103 2 0
278. uty Cycle represents what percent of the time the injector is open Max normally is in the 80 9096 range General Note on fuel pressure a All fuel pumps capacity volume decreases with an increase in fuel pressure b If your engine is running boost the fuel pressure needs to be the amount of boost PSI higher fuel pressure wanted plus boost pressure equals fuel pressure needed In other words the rated flow at X PSI is the differential pressure across the injector A good way to control this is use a Boost adjustable regulator 9 10 Convert Airflow from one Depression to a different Depression Using Old Depression New Depression and Old Airflow Estimate Intake and Exhaust Airflow and RPM of Max HP from Horsepower Intake Exhaust Ratio and Number of Cylinders Pro Stock Style Estimate Intake and Exhaust Airflow and RPM of Max HP from Horsepower Intake Exhaust Ratio and Number of Cylinders Racing Only Engine Estimate Intake and Exhaust Airflow and RPM of Max HP from Horsepower Intake Exhaust Ratio and Number of Cylinders Street Engine Estimate Horsepower from Intake Airflow and Number of Cylinders Pro Stock Style Estimate Horsepower from Intake Airflow and Number of Cylinders Racing Only Engine Estimate Horsepower from Intake Airflow and Number of Cylinders Street Engine Estimate Horsepower from Intake Airflow and Number of Cylinders Using AFR Formul
279. vehicle to the other when accelerating braking or cornering Wet Clutch A multi plate clutch that runs in an oil bath and is part of the primary drive Wheel Base The distance from the center of the front wheels to the center of the rear wheels Wheel Rate The combined effect of spring rate motion ratio and other suspension components measured at the wheel Window Area Is the area defined by the valve diameter PI valve lift 186 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Wire Gauge A precisely sized wire that is used for measuring clearances WOT Wide Open Throttle Wrist Pin Offset Is when the wrist pin centerline is offset from the connecting rod centerline Offsetting the piston pin will alter rod angularity Offsetting the pin so that Rod Angularity is decreased will cause the piston movement to behave exactly as it does with a longer rod X Pipe An X shaped exhaust pipe that converges two pipes into one and then back into two Y Pipe A Y shaped exhaust pipe where two pipes are merged into one ZF An acronym for Zahnradfabrik Friedrichshafen who manufactures transmissions and transaxle CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 187 UNITS Used Inches mm Accessory Pulley Actual Stroke Air Filter Diameter Altitude Altitude New Ballast X Position from Rear End Ballast Y Position from Right Block Deck Height Bore Bore Increase Cam Lift In
280. work when using the overlay parameter points will be scaled and or shifted by these amounts I changed the Logic so the x and y N GGG A E N Green Blue r7 upported Color gistered Capt 2800 Dark 3500 nM ry E d Line Caption 4 Horsepower 555 0 RPH 6500 Graph Save as Draw Quit Mouse On Graph Caption 5 2185 Caption 3 3990 0 Red Line Magenta a Caption 2 Dark Gra Dark Dark Red Ems a NOTE reading in the file GRAPHN PRM generated this graph 168 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Nitrous Jet Size HP By changing Fuel Pressure Fuel Pressure Warnin g this will work for both a Carb low pressure and EFI high Always read and follow the instructions that came with your nitrous pressure setup Nitrous Pressure 950 0 kit This is a starting point and final tuning has to be done using an Specific Gravity 074 Nitrous Jet Size 004 oxygen sensor or EGT exhaust gas temperature or reading your of Gas i spark plugs It is up to the user to ensure that no damage will result from as
281. y Later SAE 21349 factory rating use 29 31 inches of Mercury and 77 degrees F NOTE Vehicle weight as used here is the weight of the vehicle with all fluids as raced and with the driver dressed for racing Most of the terms used in this User s Manual are standard terms that are used by other publications To be sure of their meaning please check the Glossary Definitions Abbreviations Section at the end of this manual 2 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises Computer Requirements A minimum screen resolution of 800 by 600 is required We Recommended a higher resolution to optimize displays for the Graphics Functions The Use Large Screen Resolution and Use Full Screen Resolution functions will adjust the program s display up to a maximum resolution of 4500 by 3000 Compatible with these versions of Microsoft Windows operating systems 95 98 98SE ME NT 2000 XP VISTA Windows 7 and Windows 8 in both 32 and 64 bit versions An Intel Pentium or 100 Compatible processor a faster processor will improve the speed of the following Piston Acceleration and Velocity or Piston Travel Charts Acceleration and Top Speed Prediction Chart Graphics Functions You will also need 4 MB of free hard disk space for the program plus supplied files and another 3 MB for the documentation Addition space will also be needed for parameter and data files that you create A printer is optional
282. ynomial 3 4 5 6 7 29 3 Ratio 005 Madified Ellipse 3 _ _ 350 Asymmetrical 000 Duration gt 370 400 450 Polynomial 3 4 5 6 Constant Lash Ramp 500 550 CA2 1 54 CCH 600 Tr TERRE Tappet Bucket 650 842 Every Degrees Max Velocity 007 zi 750 Calculate Max Velocity Metric 130 lt Lift MUST Clear Duration Buit Generate Lift Data This option will generate Cam Lift data File CMM from limited number of data point This is in no way able to revers ngineer the tru measured cam lift degree data but does let some comparison be done between different lobes This is NOT a Cam Lobe Design Tool and it does not replace measuring the actual Cam with something like a Cam Doctor or a Dial Indicator and Degree Wheel Dutput 596 File Calculate Velocity This option will calculate the max velocity measured at the lifter measured in inch per degree of cam rotation Intake Open BTDC 65 0 CenterLine 110 Close ABDC 105 0 Duration 250 Cam Lift 04 Valve Lift 0 6 Rocker Ratio 1 5 Lash 0 024 CARFOR Performance Software by Stan Weiss World Wide Enterprises 171 Using the Camshaft screen with the 000 duration and wanted ICL we can get starting point for Degrees BTDC Intake Open of 65 If you entered these values and generated
283. ys perfect and there is always the possibility of a programming error See Reporting Problems on next page Although some examples may show only one or two decimal places the program will accept however many you key in but any more then seven will not hold accuracy Cells with a green background are used for both input and output a yellow background is for user input only and a red background is used by the program for it s calculated output When you move the mouse over a command button a help window will show on the bottom of the form that gives you more information about which inputs are used by that command and what information will be calculated See Page 5 for options on how to customize the Help output box Please remember that these are theoretical answers How will things like clutch converter slippage aerodynamic factors tire growth etc affect your car In calculations that use volumetric efficiency if this is an unknown factor here are some typical estimates Stock smog motor 7596 Stock performance engine 80 85 Modified performance engine 90 95 NASCAR short track engine 95 100 All out drag engine 110 222 NOTE These values are at peak horsepower and at very low RPM stocker will have better volumetric efficiency than the modified engines NOTE Remember that most dyno HP figures are converted to some standard conditions SAE J607 usually sea level 14 69 PSI or 29 92 inches of Mercury 60 degrees F and zero humidit
284. ze 1 366 rina 1 54321 Gear Ratio 456 Whee 1 amp 0 Track LapTime 2356 TumRadus 1000 Effective Rear Diameter t Ratio 396 Aspect Ratio 750 Slippage 113471 Primary Drive Speedometer Front Sprocket 12 An Torque 5900 Horsepower 00 Tire Diameter 240 Tiewidh 1950 Tire Radius 120 Final Drive Pinion Gear 10 Ring Gear 41 Rear Gear 41 adde daa Lateral Acc G s Lap Spd Chart Lap Time Track Size Skip Pad G s Metric De amp ccel Converter Slip Spedomtr Chk uve Trans G Drop Trans G Spread 0 w Calculate RPM from MPH Rear Gear Ratio and Tire Diameter Estimate Trans First Gear Ratio Needed Manual Estimate Trans First Gear Ratio Needed Automatic Oe WN and Trans Gear Ratios te Speed MPH from RPM Rear Gear Ratio Trans Gear Ratio s Speed MPH RPM First Gear M First Gear Aut Shift RPM RPM After Gear Ratio Gear Ratio Gear RPM Gear Tire Tire Diam New Tire Diam Quit Error 101 5 New RPM 6666 Trans Drop Rear Sprocket a Lap Speed Primary Gear Irans Hatios Start Time 230 End Time 30 0 Every x Seconds Ratio ii and Tire Calculate RPM after Trans Gear Change Shift and percent of original RPM using RPM 6 Calculate Rear Gear Ratio needed us
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