Simple Calculators

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  1. sganz New Member

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    The Fuel Injector Size Calculator is pretty much complete as well as a new wire size calculator that helps determine the correct size for automotive wires.

    Here are the links -

    Injector Size Calculator

    Wire Size Calculator

    Sandy
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    Pretty nifty
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    Thanks Fellow Canfield user!
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    One more for the list, a wheel offset calculator that will help figure the offset when you change the size of your rims. It's nothing you can't do with a couple of rulers and a calculator, but here it is anyways...

    Wheel Offset Calculator
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    That could prove to be useful, I am going to be doing a 5 lug conversion on my car soon. Either 18" Bullitts or FR 500s haven't decided yet, but neither of them are going to fit like the ROH ZR6 16x8s I have now.
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    subscribe ....cool


    one that may come in useful that you may consider is Effective Compression ratio..

    How to figure out your effective compression:
    (Boost / 14.7) + 1) x Stock Compression = Effective Compression

    So say that you are running 8.5:1 compression pistons. To get an effective compression of 18:1, you are going to need to run approx. 16.5 psi of boost.
    If you were running 9.5:1 compression pistons, then you would only need to run about 13 psi to achieve the same amount of power.
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    I have a number of calculators on my web site which might be of interest.

    Automotive Performance Software / Interactive JavaScripts Calculators

    Calculate Engine Size in Cubic Inches and CC's also Bore/Stroke Ratio and Rod/Stroke Ratio
    Calculate Engine's Compression Ratio (CR) or Total Volume Or Combustion Chamber Volume
    Calculate Change in Fuel Injector Flow from change in Fuel Pressure
    Calculate Size of Carburetor Needed in CFM
    Convert Airflow to a different Depression
    Calculate Port's CSA from it's Dimensions
    Calculate Port Limiting Velocity
    Estimate Horsepower from Intake Airflow
    Estimate Intake Airflow needed from Horse Power wanted
    Calculate Density Altitude and Dew Temperature (Point)
    Estimate Volumetric Efficiency of Engine
    Estimate 1/8 Mile Horsepower Requirements from MPH
    Estimate 1/8 Mile Horsepower Requirements from ET
    Estimate 1/8 Mile ET from MPH
    Estimate MPH - Km/H in Quarter Mile using Horsepower
    Estimate Quarter Mile Horsepower Requirements from MPH
    Estimate Quarter Mile Horsepower Requirements from ET
    Estimate ET for Quarter Mile using Horsepower
    Estimate Quarter Mile ET from MPH
    Estimate MPH from 60 foot time
    Estimate the Horsepower gain from adding Blower Pressure
    Calculate Speed (MPH - Km/H) given RPM, Rear Gear Ratio and Trans Gear Ratio
    Calculate RPM given Speed(MPH), Rear Gear Ratio and Trans Gear Ratio
    Calculate Rear Gear Ratio Needed
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    Should be an easy one to add. I'll put it up as soon as I can get some slack time at work.

    Sandy
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    Here is the Effective Compression Ration Calculator. Hope it finds some use. I put up a couple of graphs to help visualize a range of boost and static compression ratios.

    Effective Compression Ratio Calculator

    Sandy

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