Read a bit about Kazaa and the other file sharing programs here
http://news.yahoo.com/techtuesday .
I bought Dyno2000 together with Drag2000 last year and wasn't too happy with
either of them. Drag2000 gave me reasonable enough 1/4 mile figures of
17.266 seconds @ 77.2 mph but at the same time it gave the 0-100 mph time of
17.653 seconds. I emailed Motion Software and they admitted that there was
an error in the software and that it would be corrected in the next version.
I wasn't too impressed with Dyno2000 either. I entered the values for my
stock '73 2.0 as accurately as possible and then fiddled with the parameters
(like the type of intake and exhaust manifolds) and the best result I got
was 91 hp @ 4500 rpm and 121 lb*ft of torque @ 3500 rpm. That torque value
is 15% too high and is not very accurate, IMO. Other results were very
predictable. Increase the compression, the hp goes up. Increase the intake
valve size, the hp goes up, etc. Not worth the money, IMO. I vaguely
remember reading on Jake Raby's site that he uses some kind of professional
dyno software ... that might be more worthwhile. Anyway, if you want, I can
run the numbers for your motor. I'll need to know this: