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Virtual
Engine Dyno Professional |
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The Next
Generation of Engine Dyno Simulation Software is Here Now! |
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Engine Builder 3D
Combo |
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Take advantage of
special discounts with Virtual Engine Dyno
and Virtual Engine
Builder 3D package deals. Enter your engine
specifications in a easy to use Visual 3D
Environment and export your data file directly
to Virtual Engine Dyno Standard or Professional! |
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Click for Dyno-Builder Package Deals |
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Optional Engine Builder 3D Input |
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Virtual Engine Dyno
Professional allows you to 'build' engines in minutes using
simple Drop Down Menus of Brand Name Parts. Engine
Horsepower, Torque, RPM, Part #'s, Cost, 1/4 and 1/8 Mile ET
and MPH are calculated. Instantly find out how a
component will affect your vehicle's power, performance
'and' your wallet! |
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For
only $89.95 you get immediate access to download the
latest copy of Virtual Engine Dyno plus an optional CD
backup copy! As a bonus, you get free upgrades for one
full year!
Need more information?
Download our Engine Math Calculator.
This program contains multiple
screen shots and information for all Versions of
Virtual Engine Dyno plus you get the Calculator for
Free! |
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Generate
Engine Horsepower and Torque graphs and printouts with
before and after comparison. Tabular output in
250 rpm increments including CFM and Volumetric Efficiency
calculations.
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Compare two
engines side-by-side to determine which parts
produce the best power. Hundreds of engine combinations
can be stored for future reference.
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1/4
and 1/8 Mile ET and MPH calculations with
weather, elevation, and vehicle information inputs.
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Completely
user controlled database - add parts 'on the fly' if they
are not already listed (Professional Version)
or click a button to download the latest database from the
web maintained by fellow users.
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Complete parts
detail output (Professional Version) with part
descriptions direct from the manufacture.
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Free program
upgrades for one full year and unlimited free
engine parts database updates.
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30 Day
Satisfaction Guarantee!
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Main Menu and Computer
System Requirements |
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(Main Menu full size) |
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The
Main Menu
is where all the action begins. Here you can add
a new engine or test/modify any previous engines
you have stored. Hundreds of combinations can be
recalled for future reference. From this menu,
you can access the Dyno test page, Engine detail
page, or Track and Chassis information. |
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System Requirements |
- Minimum 233 MHz
Processor
- Windows 95, 98,
2000, NT, XP or Vista
- 16 Meg Memory
- 20 Meg Free Hard
Disk Space
- Minimum VGA
Monitor
- Mouse
- Printer and
Modem Optional
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| Engine Input Screen |
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Using the
Engine Input
screen, you can 'build' engines in minutes using
simple drop down menus. Parts are available from
Ford, Chevy, Pontiac, Nissan, Limited Chrysler,
World Products, Lunati, Crower, Ross, JE, Air
Flow Research, Dart, Edelbrock, MSD and many
others. If your particular part is not
available, you can easily add it to the database
in minutes and it will be stored for all future
uses without re-entering all the information
each time. |
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(Engine Input full size) |
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(Database
Menu full size) |
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(Cyl.
Head Data full size) |
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| Dyno Simulation
Screen |
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Using the Dyno Simulation
screen, Torque,
Horsepower, RPM, BSFC, CFM, VE, ET and MPH
performance calculations are displayed in
graphical and tabular form. Tachometer and
Horsepower Circular Gages plus a numeric readout
can be used to inspect values at any given rpm.
Four tab system easy switches between Engine
Information, Chassis Information, Engine Cost
and Trackside Performance. Centrally located
toolbar allows easy part changes and the ability
to compare two engines. |
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| Engine Parts Listing
and Track/Chassis Input Screen |
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Two additional modules
included: The
Engine Parts Listing
and Track/Chassis
information screens. Here you can view your
Engine Total Cost and Parts detail information.
You can also input weather and track conditions
along with chassis information used for the ET
and MPH prediction calculations. |
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I use Virtual Engine
Dyno quite extensively and I incurred excellent results with the
combinations I built
