TT Dyno turns vehicle logs from handheld performance tuners and data loggers into horsepower and torque curves across the RPM range. It detects multiple runs in a log, parses data from many popular devices, and needs only RPM and vehicle speed as core inputs. Vehicle weight, weather and wind resistance are also considered. Users can save test conditions and export graph and dyno-sheet data to review tuning changes.
| Author: | Ddisoftware, Inc. |
| License: | Trialware |
| Price: | $27.95 |
| Released: | Oct 21, 2014 |
| File size: | 1.40 MB |
| Downloads: | 368 |
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| Author URL: | https://www.ddisoftware.com/ |
TT Dyno is vehicle performance analysis software for enthusiasts and tuners who collect driving data with a handheld performance tuner or data logger. It turns recorded engine RPM and vehicle speed into dyno-style curves, helping users examine power delivery across the engine's operating range without relying on estimates from acceleration times. The software is intended to complement data-logging equipment, rather than replace the equipment that records measurements.
A log can contain one or more test runs. TT Dyno automatically identifies multiple runs in a single file and can parse data from many popular logging devices, detecting available parameters to reduce manual setup. RPM and vehicle speed are the only required logged values; additional measurements and test conditions can support the analysis. This lets users compare power behavior throughout the RPM band and assess changes made during vehicle tuning.
The calculations account for factors including vehicle weight, weather and wind resistance. Test conditions are saved with each data log and can be recalled later, providing context when reviewing or comparing results. The software presents horsepower and torque as curves across RPM, rather than estimating output from a quarter-mile time or a 0-60 mph result. Consistent use of the same logging and test procedures can help make comparisons between runs more useful.
TT Dyno can export dyno-sheet data and graphs for keeping records or sharing results. A typical workflow is to record a run with a compatible handheld tuner or logger, open the resulting data in the software, review the automatically detected runs and parameters, then examine or export the curves. It is suited to tuning work and to owners who want a practical way to track performance changes between tests.
TT Dyno is commercial trialware for Windows. A seven-day trial is available for testing the software with its data logs, and purchases include six months of free updates. It requires recorded vehicle data from compatible logging equipment; the software does not create measurements on its own. The supplied compatibility information covers older Windows releases, so users should check current system support before installing it on a newer PC.