torque reading on VAG COM

smoothuk · Mar 1, 2007

Now im sure i found a torque reading on my vag com somewhere (i think) but i really cant remember the measuring block it was in, and i really want to find this figure out again, i have looked through the sticky on measuring blocks, is it in 120?

Sure someone will be able to tell me this quicker than i can find it, cheers

Matt

dasmith83 · Mar 2, 2007

on mine its 031 m8...i'm using version 311.2 (incase that makes a difference.

i had a play with it for the first time last night, and my max torque reading was 365Nm....now that's obviously at the wheels and you need to take into account wind resistance etc...so, is that a good result?

does anyone know where i can find the time stamp deceleration information this guy has used in this spreadsheet (the red info is what i need to log)-
http://www.vagingit.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1529.0;attach=14

smoothuk · Mar 2, 2007

Cheers mate, im on the same version as you....going off to have a look now

m0rk · Mar 2, 2007

As long as you realise it's totally pointless on a remapped car

dasmith83 · Mar 2, 2007

m0rk said:
As long as you realise it's totally pointless on a remapped car

y's that mOrk?

DPJ · Mar 2, 2007

The mapping adjustments make the figure pretty meaningless.

Try plotting Torque from Vag-com against Bhp (from airflow) and the lines don't cross in the right place. (5252)

dasmith83 · Mar 2, 2007

DPJ- can u explain how i can work out bhp using vag-com?? the spreadsheet i posted in the link above will work it out, but i can't find out where to log the time stamp deceleration bit.

DPJ · Mar 2, 2007

Dave FR PD130 said:
DPJ- can u explain how i can work out bhp using vag-com?? the spreadsheet i posted in the link above will work it out, but i can't find out where to log the time stamp deceleration bit.

If you are interested in the Vag-Com 'butt dyno' spreadsheet, please PM me and I'll explain tomorrow. (short of time now). I'll post the non-mapped torque calc in a minute.

Isn't it Block 120 Load x 0.738 to give lb ft

daveyonthemove · Mar 2, 2007

Use this to convert NM>Lb-Ft
http://www.boltscience.com/pages/convert.htm

dasmith83 · Mar 2, 2007

DPJ said:
If you are interested in the Vag-Com 'butt dyno' spreadsheet, please PM me and I'll explain tomorrow. (short of time now). I'll post the non-mapped torque calc in a minute.

Isn't it Block 120 Load x 0.738 to give lb ft

I'm close to solving this now...found a link on an audi forum which explains that you use the "growth function" in excel to calculate the deceleration...see here-
http://forums.audiworld.com/vag/msgs/457.phtml

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