Formula To Log Gear In EvoScan?
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Formula To Log Gear In EvoScan?
A while back I used a formula to calculate/log the gear you are in in evoscan. I think MailbuJack provided it. Anyone have that.
I hate having to figure it out using speed...Too many logs not enough time.
I hate having to figure it out using speed...Too many logs not enough time.
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Round(Speed*235/RPM)
For the 5-speed on stock tires. My syntax is off, but if you round that to the nearest whole number it should work. Here's the input:
Gear Ratios:
2.928
1.95
1.407
1.031
0.72
Final drive: 4.529
Stock tires: 822 revs/mi
Output:
1.293522246
1.942273403
2.691850132
3.673552993
5.2603238
^ These numbers round to which gear you're in.
For the 5-speed on stock tires. My syntax is off, but if you round that to the nearest whole number it should work. Here's the input:
Gear Ratios:
2.928
1.95
1.407
1.031
0.72
Final drive: 4.529
Stock tires: 822 revs/mi
Output:
1.293522246
1.942273403
2.691850132
3.673552993
5.2603238
^ These numbers round to which gear you're in.
Last edited by GTLocke13; Jan 21, 2008 at 07:58 AM.
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And here's the Excel file. I put a line in for the 6th gear. If you want to fill in the gear ratios for the 6-speed just copy the formulas from the row above. Oh, and I don't think all 5-speed ratios are the same. You may want to check them.
This isn't zipped, its just renamed. Rename the file to gearcalc.xls to get it to work. Which reminds me, why can we upload .doc, but not .xls? Unless its a software limitation, the admins should add that one.
This isn't zipped, its just renamed. Rename the file to gearcalc.xls to get it to work. Which reminds me, why can we upload .doc, but not .xls? Unless its a software limitation, the admins should add that one.
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This will have to be a back burner, but that formula (the gear formula that I use all the time...or one like it anyway) can be converted to Evoscan Xml pretty easily I think (caveat). Give me a few days of writing and testing. It will probably be easier to calculate using the metric since kph is 2x instead of mph which is like 1.24722534 or something. I am not sure how easy its gonna be afterall. Might take longer.
Last edited by JohnBradley; Jan 21, 2008 at 07:08 PM.
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