I agree, comparison is for adjusting an engine build would be one of the benefits of the software. Accuracy of the hp and torque numbers though is the key to doing the comparison. If the software is to far off or not consistent, the comparison will do you no good and possible send you in the wrong direction. Nick Alfano Tom Jennings wrote: I was waiting for responses to Nick's question... :-) Where are the errors in these sorts of programs? I always thought they were meant for comparison purposes more than calculating exact horsepower; like, will a bigger valve help here? Watching cam changes move the torque peak, etc. That seems more important to me than whether it's 250 HP or 200hp. Does desktop dyno simply get the numbers wrong, or are peaks in the wrong place, etc?