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Originally Posted by PencilGeek
Dyno software does it automatically so you can actually see some shape in the TQ curve. If it didn't auto scale, then sometimes the TQ curve would have no visual shape to it and you'd never be able to tell where your peak was.
It's a real pain-in-the-butt for a dyno operator to change it. They may need to override the system defaults every time they do a dyno run. That's not practical for a shop trying to make a profit. I do it on my own graphs, just because I'm not a shop and I have too much time on my hands. 
When I first saw this more than a year ago with my own dyno results, it confused me too. That's when I noticed that the two numbers were on different scales. As soon as I corrected the scales, the lines intersected exactly where I expected. |
it all makes sense now, thank you.