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About EngineCalc
EngineCalc is an utilities app developed by iTrinity, Inc.
User Ratings
EngineCalc is rated 3.00 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 4 ratings.
App Information
EngineCalc costs $0.99. The app size is 12.95 MB. The latest version available is 2.0. The last update was on September 24, 2026.
Technical Requirements
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since June 2010.
Description by iTrinity, Inc.(from the App Store)
EngineCalc is the essential toolkit for engine builders, mechanics, and motorsport enthusiasts. Whether you're building a street rod, a race engine, or modifying a performance vehicle, EngineCalc puts the math at your fingertips — with the formula shown for every calculation so you always understand exactly what's happening under the hood.
CALCULATORS
Piston • Piston Speed — mean piston velocity from RPM and stroke • Compression Ratio — from cylinder and chamber volumes • Rod Ratio — connecting rod length to stroke relationship • Rod Length — from block length, stroke, and deck clearance • Piston Dome Volume — dome cc needed to hit a target compression ratio • Compression Height — wristpin height from deck clearance and stroke • Cylinder Displacement — total displacement from bore, stroke, and cylinder count
Power • Simple Horsepower — quick HP from RPM and torque • Torque — from horsepower and RPM • Horsepower — using MEP, displacement, compression ratio, and VE • Corrected BHP — sea-level horsepower adjusted for altitude • BHP Loss — how much power elevation costs you • Volumetric Efficiency — actual vs. theoretical airflow • Theoretical Volume Flow — maximum CFM at a given RPM • Actual Volume Flow — real-world CFM with volumetric efficiency
Fuel • Air Density — available oxygen from altitude and temperature • Mass Flow — air mass moving through the engine per minute • BSFC — brake specific fuel consumption and engine efficiency
UNIT CONVERSIONS
Thirteen categories covering every unit an engine builder needs:
Torque • Pressure • Power • Volume • Temperature • Length • Mass Speed • Force • Fuel Efficiency • Frequency • Energy • Angle
Type a value in any unit and all others update instantly. Categories you use most rise to the top automatically.
FEATURES • Search — jump straight to any calculator by name • Metric and Standard measurement systems — switch anytime, values convert automatically • Formulas displayed for every calculator — no black boxes • Results shown with units, and shareable to any app or message • Result history — your last stored values for each calculator • Built-in guide — contextual help for calculators and conversions, available anytime • Works completely offline — no account, no subscription, no data collected
Each subscription will automatically renew 3 days before the expiration date for
the same time period. Subscriptions can be cancelled at any time before the renewal.