Anyone have or seen one of these?

sociopath5.0

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• Apr 21, 2005

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Its an Autometer gauge that is a performance meter much like the GTechs and Passports. Here's a link to Summit's site:
http://store.summitracing.com/defau...earchinresults=false&N=0&target=egnsearch.asp

And a pic:

 

super302

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• Apr 21, 2005

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For that price, i would get something with a good reputation....like a GTech Pro

BTW-i've never used one, but i've heard good things about the GTech, never even heard of that product in the link!

 

sociopath5.0

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Well, I figured since it was an Autometer product, it might be decent. I wasn't really in the market for a performance meter, anyway. Just curious. It looked pretty cool.

 

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I used the GTech Pro before and I wasnt impressed. the 1/4 mile time and MPH was way off, took me 9 sec to get to 60mph... WAY over rated and over priced.

 

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Um no offense but if it was that off you did something wrong. Because I have the older cheap crappier version and it's not perfect but it's close. I paid 30 bucks shipped to my door for it too so thats y i got it. More so to see the difference mods make not necessarily exact quarter mile times.

 

KingDiamond

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I have had bad experiences with G-Tech's too. I ran high 15's and even high 16's on a G-Tech Pro (old model) and at the track I cut a low 15 and I spun more than I did on the street.