has anybody used this program..
or the Dyno Analyst one?
does any one know a web page where i can get it also..

I have used DD2003. It's not free.

I have Dyno 2000 and it's very cool! Certainly a good comparison tool and my machinist has used it extensively and says it's VERY close number-wise to a physical dyno.
Chris

DD2000 is pretty close but only if you have head flow numbers and specific cam numbers at 50. Otherwise I find its quite a bit off - it tends to read high.

I have dyno'd a few engines that I used DD2000 to model and they were very close. 476hp on the dyno on a 480hp estimate, and 297RWHP on an estimated 370hp motor through an automatic, with all accessories installed.

EA I find is closer and has better data.

EA= Electronic Arts??? Easy Access??? Early American???

(I guess I'm asking what EA stands for. http://www.nastyz28.com/ubb/smile.gif )

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EA= Electronic Arts??? Easy Access??? Early American???

(I guess I'm asking what EA stands for. http://www.nastyz28.com/ubb/smile.gif )

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Engine Analyzer.