How to calculate uncorrected dyno numbers?

[pearl]

I was just thumbing through some old photos and noticed my dyno numbers. I noticed it was the uncorrected numbers.

My chart has temperature, humidity, I know the altitute, etc.


My question is,

Is there a way to FIND what the corrected numbers will be? Some sort of an equation?

[CHAOS]

IMO, there isnt a huge point, the differences around here are minimal...5-10hp max.

[pearl]

I didn't know if it would even change that much, or how they figure out what the corrected numbers are.

195 whp sounds better than 185 lol.

[CHAOS]

lol, yea ive messed around with my charts in winpep or whatever the program verocious uses... and because we are so close to see level here, its a minor difference

[NJGOAT]

If you have the numbers like humidity, altitude, etc. you can search for a SAE correction calculator and that will give you the factor. The factor is expressed as a %. Multiply your uncorrected number by the correction factor to determine the SAE number. Generally around here correction factors average .98 - 1.02 depending on conditions.

So, if you made 200whp uncorrected, you would take the correction factor and multiply it out, example:

200 * .98 = 196

or

200 * 1.02 = 204