who has a gtech?
06-23-2007, 11:09 PM
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who has a gtech?
I'm considering picking up a gtech as an alternative to driving about 80 miles each way to Moroso and getting about one run per hour because of all the 16.5sec dial-in hondas clogging up the track, plus the everpresent threat of a rainout in West Palm...anyone have one and what's your opinion on them? I guess I'd really only use the 0-60 and 1/4 mile features...I know someone mentioned a gtech somewhere on the forum and I asked them about it but I can't find the damn post...
Thanks for the input.
Thanks for the input.
06-23-2007, 11:16 PM
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RE: who has a gtech?
This has been posted about many times. And I will tell you the same thing I tell everyone. I have an older version, and it is very reproducable and also veryaccurate, if you can provide an accurate weight for the car, and I don't mean from the door sticker, I mean if you have access to a truck scale and can weigh your car as you will be testing it.
The other thing I will say is that it's not as easy as you think finding a perfectly flat road with little traffic to conduct you tests, at least not where I live.
If you can provide those two things, it is an excellent tool. You will definitely see the changes in launching and shifting and also in tuning and bolting on incrementally. I recommend it.
The other thing I will say is that it's not as easy as you think finding a perfectly flat road with little traffic to conduct you tests, at least not where I live.
If you can provide those two things, it is an excellent tool. You will definitely see the changes in launching and shifting and also in tuning and bolting on incrementally. I recommend it.
06-24-2007, 01:35 AM
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RE: who has a gtech?
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This has been posted about many times. And I will tell you the same thing I tell everyone. I have an older version, and it is very reproducable and also veryaccurate, if you can provide an accurate weight for the car, and I don't mean from the door sticker, I mean if you have access to a truck scale and can weigh your car as you will be testing it.
The other thing I will say is that it's not as easy as you think finding a perfectly flat road with little traffic to conduct you tests, at least not where I live.
If you can provide those two things, it is an excellent tool. You will definitely see the changes in launching and shifting and also in tuning and bolting on incrementally. I recommend it.
This has been posted about many times. And I will tell you the same thing I tell everyone. I have an older version, and it is very reproducable and also veryaccurate, if you can provide an accurate weight for the car, and I don't mean from the door sticker, I mean if you have access to a truck scale and can weigh your car as you will be testing it.
The other thing I will say is that it's not as easy as you think finding a perfectly flat road with little traffic to conduct you tests, at least not where I live.
If you can provide those two things, it is an excellent tool. You will definitely see the changes in launching and shifting and also in tuning and bolting on incrementally. I recommend it.
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