G-TECH pro users?
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Globe - The G-Tech tends to be rather optimistic compared to drag strip times but as long as U keep the test parameters the same, I can't think of an easier way to see if any modifications have produced results. Hard to beat the convenience, too. I ran my 'Vette down a strip while using a Vericom 2000 ( kinda the fore-runner to the G-Tech ) & it was consistently showing results .1 to .2 better than the track equipment but close enough for me. I paid $139 about 2 years ago from Summit racing so U've found a good price.
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its good, and very easy to use. i got mine for 139 us, i called g-tech direct. i think its stronget features are the lateral g's 1/4mile (plus 0-60). the power measuring is terrible, i've gotten readings from 67HP to 225HP, but then again my weight has been very off, i have to figure it out, until then, i'll rely on the dynos!
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yea but there are two models, one is more precise, it has two suction cups, mine has one, i have the old one...
i can send it in with 40 bucks and they will upgrade it though, so i will
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