Where can you get a GTech Pro cheaper?
02-18-2002, 06:22 AM
#5
Cheaper than what it goes for, sorry for not being clear 
Even on ebay it goes for $135+s/h from what i've seen the last couple of days. Not much cheaper than buying direct.
I'll check out the other forum. Thanks.
Even on ebay it goes for $135+s/h from what i've seen the last couple of days. Not much cheaper than buying direct.
I'll check out the other forum. Thanks.
02-18-2002, 08:20 AM
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Originally posted by soundmike
Cheaper than what it goes for, sorry for not being clear
Even on ebay it goes for $135+s/h from what i've seen the last couple of days. Not much cheaper than buying direct.
I'll check out the other forum. Thanks.
Cheaper than what it goes for, sorry for not being clear
Even on ebay it goes for $135+s/h from what i've seen the last couple of days. Not much cheaper than buying direct.
I'll check out the other forum. Thanks.
02-18-2002, 09:36 AM
#8
What's the new one? Got a link?
I'm settling for the GTech Pro though coz it's cheaper.
I'm settling for the GTech Pro though coz it's cheaper.
Originally posted by wicked1044
get the new one. its reallyyy accurate and looks great.
its about 250.00
get the new one. its reallyyy accurate and looks great.
its about 250.00
02-18-2002, 09:38 AM
#9
Forget the G-Tech...
Get an AP-22. Just like a G-Tech except it runs off a 9volt, fits in a din, looks sweet, and can connect to a computer. Unfortunately you can only get it from www.CB-Racing.com , but its still less than the new G-Tech (if Wicked's price is correct).
-Cyrus
-Cyrus
02-18-2002, 09:47 AM
#10
Re: Forget the G-Tech...
Thanks but given it's size and price i'll skip it.
Originally posted by Vyrus
Get an AP-22. Just like a G-Tech except it runs off a 9volt, fits in a din, looks sweet, and can connect to a computer. Unfortunately you can only get it from www.CB-Racing.com , but its still less than the new G-Tech (if Wicked's price is correct).
-Cyrus
Get an AP-22. Just like a G-Tech except it runs off a 9volt, fits in a din, looks sweet, and can connect to a computer. Unfortunately you can only get it from www.CB-Racing.com , but its still less than the new G-Tech (if Wicked's price is correct).
-Cyrus
02-18-2002, 10:50 AM
#11
I don't know what new Gtech wicked is talking about, but my older Gtech works pretty well. The AP-22 Performance Meter looks really cool but at $250 it's pretty pricey.
I wanted a Gtech to play with, but really it's only useful as a reference tool in your own vechicle. Numbers will vary a lot if you try to compare with other owners. I got my Gtech from the WTB forum about 3 weeks ago for $70 bucks so thats a good place to start
If you buy an older Gtech with one suction cup (like mine) just go to Home Depot and buy some new medium suction cups for ~$1.30.
-hype
I wanted a Gtech to play with, but really it's only useful as a reference tool in your own vechicle. Numbers will vary a lot if you try to compare with other owners. I got my Gtech from the WTB forum about 3 weeks ago for $70 bucks so thats a good place to start
If you buy an older Gtech with one suction cup (like mine) just go to Home Depot and buy some new medium suction cups for ~$1.30.-hype
02-18-2002, 11:01 AM
#12
$70? That's one heck of a deal!
Btw, u can upgrade the firmware to the Pro for $40 i think.
Btw, u can upgrade the firmware to the Pro for $40 i think.
Originally posted by xHypex
I don't know what new Gtech wicked is talking about, but my older Gtech works pretty well. The AP-22 Performance Meter looks really cool but at $250 it's pretty pricey.
I wanted a Gtech to play with, but really it's only useful as a reference tool in your own vechicle. Numbers will vary a lot if you try to compare with other owners. I got my Gtech from the WTB forum about 3 weeks ago for $70 bucks so thats a good place to start If you buy an older Gtech with one suction cup (like mine) just go to Home Depot and buy some new medium suction cups for ~$1.30.
-hype
I don't know what new Gtech wicked is talking about, but my older Gtech works pretty well. The AP-22 Performance Meter looks really cool but at $250 it's pretty pricey.
I wanted a Gtech to play with, but really it's only useful as a reference tool in your own vechicle. Numbers will vary a lot if you try to compare with other owners. I got my Gtech from the WTB forum about 3 weeks ago for $70 bucks so thats a good place to start
If you buy an older Gtech with one suction cup (like mine) just go to Home Depot and buy some new medium suction cups for ~$1.30.-hype
02-18-2002, 11:09 AM
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Originally posted by wicked1044
get the new one. its reallyyy accurate and looks great.
its about 250.00
get the new one. its reallyyy accurate and looks great.
its about 250.00
02-18-2002, 11:28 AM
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Originally posted by emax95
I bought mine new from Stillen last spring for $129, it's the single suction cup G-Tech Pro. I love the thing
I bought mine new from Stillen last spring for $129, it's the single suction cup G-Tech Pro. I love the thing
02-18-2002, 11:42 AM
#16
Originally posted by soundmike
$70? That's one heck of a deal!
Btw, u can upgrade the firmware to the Pro for $40 i think.
$70? That's one heck of a deal!
Btw, u can upgrade the firmware to the Pro for $40 i think.
I didnt even know if there was a non Pro. As far as I know nigel the newer Gtechs have 2 smaller suction cups instead of 1 big one. I don't know if the hardware changed any 
-hype
02-18-2002, 12:43 PM
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the new one is accurate to 1/100 of a second. 
it also shows hp, torque, and Gs graphs.
it also has a traction and corning light to indicate traction loss, rpm sensing cability, and an intelligent shift light that tells you when to shift for maximum performance plus all the other features.
you can also store over an hour of data for playback.
plus it looks really nice...
it also shows hp, torque, and Gs graphs.
it also has a traction and corning light to indicate traction loss, rpm sensing cability, and an intelligent shift light that tells you when to shift for maximum performance plus all the other features.
you can also store over an hour of data for playback.
plus it looks really nice...
02-18-2002, 03:46 PM
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Originally posted by xHypex
That sounds really nice, but is it even available for sale? Their website doesn't show anything and it seems like they would want to promote it
-hype
That sounds really nice, but is it even available for sale? Their website doesn't show anything and it seems like they would want to promote it
-hype
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