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Performance Lab
Performance numbers have a credibility problem. Dyno sheets get quoted without the day’s conditions, phone-timed runs become gospel, and estimated horsepower turns into claimed horsepower somewhere between the garage and the forum post.
How BuildBay handles it
Performance Lab logs dyno sessions with their conditions, and timed runs such as 0-60 and the quarter mile as dated records, like everything else in the garage.
Estimated figures are always shown as ranges with their provenance visible, and scenario comparison puts configurations side by side.
In detail
- Dyno sessions with conditions
- A dyno session is logged with its conditions, so numbers from different days can be read honestly.
- Timed runs on the record
- Runs such as 0-60 and the quarter mile are dated records, not screenshots lost in a camera roll.
- Ranges, not points
- An estimate displays as a range, with the provenance of that estimate visible next to it. An estimate never dresses up as a measurement.
- Scenario comparison
- Compare scenarios side by side to weigh a change before committing to it.
Who it is for
- Owners logging dyno days and timed runs.
- Builders who want before and after numbers that hold up.
- Anyone who has doubted a forum horsepower figure.
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