looking for engine performance info
looking for engine performance info
the calculator is available at http://scout.lang.hm/scout/nph-performance6.cgi
in a quick look around here I found one torque graph in the thread at http://www.superturbodiesel.com/std/dyno...t-187.html
I don't understand why the upgraded engine has a much narrower rpm range.
are there any other graphs or charts that show the performance of the various engines? (ideally a torque graph/chart, but I can calculate from a horsepower chart/graph)
I'd also like to add the transmissions if someone could point me somewhere that gives their specs.
I put togeather a performance calculator to let me play 'what if' games for engine, transmission, gear, and tire changes for my off-road trucks, it's grown a wee bit beyond what I initially planned for, and I am having people ask me to add information for the mercedes diesels to it
the calculator is available at http://scout.lang.hm/scout/nph-performance6.cgi
in a quick look around here I found one torque graph in the thread at http://www.superturbodiesel.com/std/dyno...t-187.html
I don't understand why the upgraded engine has a much narrower rpm range.
are there any other graphs or charts that show the performance of the various engines? (ideally a torque graph/chart, but I can calculate from a horsepower chart/graph)
I'd also like to add the transmissions if someone could point me somewhere that gives their specs.
(03-14-2009, 06:26 PM)dlang I don't understand why the upgraded engine has a much narrower rpm range.
Two different runs a few months apart done by different operators, same dyno. The second guy wasn't used to a diesel that could revv past 3500rpm.
EDIT: I noticed on your calculator that you listed MB a 6 cylinder, it should be 5.
ForcedInduction
03-15-2009, 02:56 AM
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(03-14-2009, 06:26 PM)dlang I don't understand why the upgraded engine has a much narrower rpm range.
Two different runs a few months apart done by different operators, same dyno. The second guy wasn't used to a diesel that could revv past 3500rpm.
EDIT: I noticed on your calculator that you listed MB a 6 cylinder, it should be 5.
(03-15-2009, 02:56 AM)ForcedInduction(03-14-2009, 06:26 PM)dlang I don't understand why the upgraded engine has a much narrower rpm range.
Two different runs a few months apart done by different operators, same dyno. The second guy wasn't used to a diesel that could revv past 3500rpm.
EDIT: I noticed on your calculator that you listed MB a 6 cylinder, it should be 5.
I changed the 6 to 5
anyone have any better numbers for me to put in there?
(03-15-2009, 02:56 AM)ForcedInduction(03-14-2009, 06:26 PM)dlang I don't understand why the upgraded engine has a much narrower rpm range.
Two different runs a few months apart done by different operators, same dyno. The second guy wasn't used to a diesel that could revv past 3500rpm.
EDIT: I noticed on your calculator that you listed MB a 6 cylinder, it should be 5.
I changed the 6 to 5
anyone have any better numbers for me to put in there?
ForcedInduction
03-15-2009, 03:28 AM
#5
I'll be putting my stock 300D on the dyno in a week or two for a baseline run.
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