G-Tech Pro RR
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My wonderful girlfriend is giving my a G-Tech Pro RR for a birthday present. I think it'll be a fun 'toy' to play with. But I'm not going to cast the results in stone.
I've never had one of these, but from what I've read and heard, the latest versions are fairly accurate. Most guys who run there's at the track say it's accurate less than .1 seconds to what the time slips say.
I think the key to using it is consistancy. Keep on level ground, not a lot of bumps, good mount, and it should give fairly accurate 60 ft, 0-60, 1/8. 1/4, etc times.
Like I said, it's more of a toy and a check to see if a mod made any improvement. I think having the same driver on same stretch of road everytime may help in consistency.
Anybody use one of these? Opinions?
I've never had one of these, but from what I've read and heard, the latest versions are fairly accurate. Most guys who run there's at the track say it's accurate less than .1 seconds to what the time slips say.
I think the key to using it is consistancy. Keep on level ground, not a lot of bumps, good mount, and it should give fairly accurate 60 ft, 0-60, 1/8. 1/4, etc times.
Like I said, it's more of a toy and a check to see if a mod made any improvement. I think having the same driver on same stretch of road everytime may help in consistency.
Anybody use one of these? Opinions?
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Tell her to pass on the G-Tech and pick up one of these instead Dynamic Performance Information Center
But to answer your question, I think it would be a fun toy.
But to answer your question, I think it would be a fun toy.
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How the heck can these things tell you how much HP, torque, and 0-60 times when they aren't even connected to your engine? I looked at them on the website. They look awsome but I couldnt figure out how they work.
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I'd guess they just use some equations. I dont know what the insides of these things look like but I'd guess there is probably mercury (or somesort of liquid) in there that kicks off the calculation based on its movement......maybe?
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Originally posted by Hatchman@June 16, 2005, 1:45 PM
Anybody use one of these? Opinions?
Anybody use one of these? Opinions?
john
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I have one. Is it excellent. Very accurate. Was only off by .06 seconds with my old car. MPH is was off a little more but that is cuz the G-Tech gives you the final speed at the 1/4 and not the average over the last couple of feet.
But as mentioned above, the trick is to make sure you are consistant with it.
But as mentioned above, the trick is to make sure you are consistant with it.
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I finally got a chance to run the G-tech. Conditions were great: 30 feet above seal level, winds calm, altimeter 29.92, and temperature was 63, so only 4 degrees above the standard day temperature of 59F. About as good as it gets for a baseline. Since I'm an aviator, I have access to nice long closed runways for you safety guys.
I was very pleased with the results. I am far from a great driver, and I'm sure the car can do better than me. Power adder mods are SCT 93 Octane tune and JLT CAI. Also a JBA catback which probably doesn't give much, but sounds good. Also, half tank gas, car is "normal" with spare tire and all, one soul on board.
Anyway, out of 4 runs, here was the best:
60' 2.19s
330' 5.80s
1/8 8.85s
1000' 11.4s
1/4 13.59@103.4mph
0-60 4.96s
I ran on the same pavement in opposite directions. And each run got a little slower, I'm guessing from the motor getting hotter. This run was the first, and turned out to be the best.
So what do you think of the results? Do they go along with those with real time slips?
I was very pleased with the results. I am far from a great driver, and I'm sure the car can do better than me. Power adder mods are SCT 93 Octane tune and JLT CAI. Also a JBA catback which probably doesn't give much, but sounds good. Also, half tank gas, car is "normal" with spare tire and all, one soul on board.
Anyway, out of 4 runs, here was the best:
60' 2.19s
330' 5.80s
1/8 8.85s
1000' 11.4s
1/4 13.59@103.4mph
0-60 4.96s
I ran on the same pavement in opposite directions. And each run got a little slower, I'm guessing from the motor getting hotter. This run was the first, and turned out to be the best.
So what do you think of the results? Do they go along with those with real time slips?
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Originally posted by StangNut@June 19, 2005, 7:09 AM
Looks good to me, Brad!
What did it say your hp was?
Looks good to me, Brad!
What did it say your hp was?
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