G-Tech Pros
06-17-2003, 02:48 PM
#2
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Re: G-Tech Pros
Originally posted by MaXiMized MAX02
hey...i am just wondering if anyone has got this installed to their car....how well does it work....are the measurements accurates....thx alot.....
hey...i am just wondering if anyone has got this installed to their car....how well does it work....are the measurements accurates....thx alot.....
i used my friends once. i recalibrated it and all and it said that i put 126 hp down and that i ran 0-60 in 9.7 sec
lets be reasonable i was hitting 80 when it said 60.
its not a worthwhile investment spend the 300 dollars on a y pipe
06-17-2003, 03:55 PM
#3
Re: Re: G-Tech Pros
Originally posted by WHEELMAN_03_SE
NOT WORTH IT
i used my friends once. i recalibrated it and all and it said that i put 126 hp down and that i ran 0-60 in 9.7 sec
lets be reasonable i was hitting 80 when it said 60.
its not a worthwhile investment spend the 300 dollars on a y pipe
NOT WORTH IT
i used my friends once. i recalibrated it and all and it said that i put 126 hp down and that i ran 0-60 in 9.7 sec
lets be reasonable i was hitting 80 when it said 60.
its not a worthwhile investment spend the 300 dollars on a y pipe
Very precise if you calibrate it right. was dead on with the dyno at 208hp@Front wheels. 0-60 was correct too at 6.4
06-17-2003, 07:20 PM
#5
worth it, just do not use the results as gospel truth but as a tuning aid. If you calibrate it right and always do your runs the same way, full tank of gas, same exact road, no passenger, etc. it is very accurate.
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