iphone Dynolicious

NQLD135iMsport · 12-24-2008, 10:23 PM

Anyone put this on their iphone?

It looks interesting, utilising the iphone's GPS to measure 0-100kph times, quater mile times, G forces as well as predicted engine and at the wheels HP figures.

http://dynolicious.com

Breville · 12-25-2008, 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by NQLD135iMsport

Anyone put this on their iphone?

It looks interesting, utilising the iphone's GPS to measure 0-100kph times, quater mile times, G forces as well as predicted engine and at the wheels HP figures.

http://dynolicious.com

Merry Christmas!
Without being clever there was a very good post about this a couple of weeks back - http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20646
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NQLD135iMsport · 12-29-2008, 12:52 AM

No thats OK. I dont have a lot of time to read all of the fourm. I mainly stick to the Aussie page.

Thanks for the link.

Now to download the "Dynolicious" I guess. Something to play with until delivery of the car.

Caduceus · 12-29-2008, 04:36 AM

Have fun playing with it. Aside from the previously linked post which I started, I've started logging performance data for a few other cars as I get the chance. Not full spec 1/4 mile times but just 0-100's.

So far I've got 0-100 times for the family truckster, aka a 2008 Lexus RX350 which managed a respectable 8.84 sec average 0-100 time over three runs. Not bad for a 2 tonne land barge.

I've also done a BMW 323 loaner from when I had the "1" in for service. It can only manage a 10.45 sec average 0-100 over three runs. I didn't think BMW made cars that slow. Glad it's not a 320 - they must be a slug.

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NQLD135iMsport Addicted 0 Rep 15 Posts Drives: Join Date: Nov 2008 iTrader: (0)	iphone Dynolicious Anyone put this on their iphone? It looks interesting, utilising the iphone's GPS to measure 0-100kph times, quater mile times, G forces as well as predicted engine and at the wheels HP figures. http://dynolicious.com
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NQLD135iMsport Addicted 0 Rep 15 Posts Drives: Join Date: Nov 2008 iTrader: (0)	No thats OK. I dont have a lot of time to read all of the fourm. I mainly stick to the Aussie page. Thanks for the link. Now to download the "Dynolicious" I guess. Something to play with until delivery of the car.
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Caduceus First Lieutenant 342 Rep 396 Posts Drives: 2008 135 (sold), 2017 M2 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Australia iTrader: (0)	Dynolicious Have fun playing with it. Aside from the previously linked post which I started, I've started logging performance data for a few other cars as I get the chance. Not full spec 1/4 mile times but just 0-100's. So far I've got 0-100 times for the family truckster, aka a 2008 Lexus RX350 which managed a respectable 8.84 sec average 0-100 time over three runs. Not bad for a 2 tonne land barge. I've also done a BMW 323 loaner from when I had the "1" in for service. It can only manage a 10.45 sec average 0-100 over three runs. I didn't think BMW made cars that slow. Glad it's not a 320 - they must be a slug.
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