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I remember seeing a brand new M3 on the UAS dyno, the curve was a perfect line. No divots, no "curve", just a perfect line like this ----> /

My power curve is almost straight. The gradient is a little steeper from 65-75km/hr but from there to the top it may as well be dead straight.

Will take a photo when I can (since I have no scanner) and post it up later.

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Dyno Runs have been processed. Results attached.

Happy Times

or not.

I have done it in excel and now not sure how to publish it. I'm going to sleep. Speak Tommoz

You wern't complaining when I handed you the free ignition DVD :rofl::P:)

I'll post up the final results today or tommorow and send out prizes this week too.

haha sik. but seriously i had fun. thank for orgonising the event

sif! I've never seen a straight graph from a japanese car, ever.

Post her up. I wanna see :dry:

I can't find my camera now, so no pics from the DRC dyno (yet).

In the interim, here is my dyno run at CRD. Its not ruler straight, but well within the bounds given standard experimental error. :)

Certainly a lot straighter than RH9's :P

where the excel of the results? what happen to it? issert ever going to be finish

Apologies for the delay guys. Results are attached. Class winners are highlighted in yellow.

Twilight_Dyno_Night___111106.doc




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