what the subject says. i need a engine file for a stock 94 lt1 if possible. i tryed making my own but my so called stock lt1 is making 400 hp at 2000 rpm . lol

thanks

 

I might still have one at my office. I'll look tomorrow but iirc, it was kinda hard to get the right numbers out. Been a long time and I don't recall what finally did the trick.

Hopefully I still have them.

 

I just sent you one. Not quite sure about the cam data. I was not able to get the exact seat to seat data for the valve timing events.

 

could you send it to me too please? All the LT1 files I have gotten are putting the engine at like 220HP...

 

I just sent it to your e-mail adress. Look at it and try it with the cam 10 deg retareded.

 

could you please send me a stock lt1 file also to hayman03@woh.rr.com

thanks

 

Glad Ricardo stepped up as I don't have any of my old DD2K files anymore. Been too long since I've played with it and a couple formats later .

 

could you sent it to me too plz?
justanotherguy_01@lycos.com

Thanks
-Matt

 

here it is.. thanks to Ricardo

LT1STOCK.dyn

 

I wonder how accurate the program is in terms of predicted HP and TQ. Anyone of you has had the opportunity to compare a virtual Dyno 2000 session to a real Dyno session? I´ve been playing with several cams for my engine and all of them show a tremendous loss of low end torque with marginal gains in top end.

 

i believe that did that on Horsepower TV on Spike TV one time it was only about 5 off from what they had their engine dynoed at.
*im pretty sure they used Desktop Dyno but i might be wrong*

 

It *can* be accurate, but you have to have really good data in. I even seem to remember reading David Vizard once saying that with good data the results can be good. But like any simulation, garbage in = garbage out.