0-60 and 1/4 mile gauge?
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0-60 and 1/4 mile gauge?
i want something that will give me 0-60 times and 1/4 mile times. i know the aeroforce gauge will do it, but i have a boost gauge and i need an a/f gauge. and i only want 2 gauges. so can the aeroforce gauge read a/f correctly? if not what can i get that i can put in the car when i need it? maybe something i can put on the dash.
#2
RE: 0-60 and 1/4 mile gauge?
Do you have a tuner and a laptop? Plug em in under your dash and get your numbers by datalogging. Ive done that in the past and its very accurate. You have to do a little math afterwards though, the spread sheet breaks timedown to hundreths of second intervals.(if I remember right)
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RE: 0-60 and 1/4 mile gauge?
ORIGINAL: nineinchnail1024
I bought a Gtech just to play around with and I was stunned by its accuracy. I used it at the track and it was always within a tenth.
I bought a Gtech just to play around with and I was stunned by its accuracy. I used it at the track and it was always within a tenth.
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RE: 0-60 and 1/4 mile gauge?
ORIGINAL: explict
Umm can you give me more information on this datalogging business?
Umm can you give me more information on this datalogging business?
I believe you go to SCT website and download the datalogging program on your laptop. Plug your SCT under your dash. Plug the other end of the SCT to your laptop. Run the SCT program on your puter and chose what perameters you want to record. Then start driving. Its about that simple. Unless the SCT site has been updated, there are no instructions for how to navigate around the software program, so youll probobly have to play with it for a bit to get the hang of it.
I hope my instructions are accurate, I haven't played around with the datalogging in two years.