Just ran my time on a gtech.

OrangeMustangGt

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I just got a 14.08 @ 104 on a flat road with my gtech, what do you think? i think possible i will be able to get by the 13.99 barrior, and need a helmet.... i am impressed.

 

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I could never get thoes things accuriate I ran a second faster at the track than the G-Tech gave me when I used it.

 

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yellow1995Cobra

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the time is possible, i think you may need an intake manifold though.. The mph is way high.

 

Joe 5.0

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The mph is going to be high, but usually the ET is close

 

Joes95GT

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The MPH is about 2-3 high, and the ET looks to be about a half-second quick.

Joe

 

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I used mine on nice flat surfaces like the highway and it was always alot off. It was a piece of crap for accurate 1/4 times so I sold it on eBay. Mine was the 1st version of the G Tech Pro. It said I was running 12's @ 110 mph and in all actuality my car was only running 14.02 @ 98 mph at the track.

 

Sleepy McNastee

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I have the Pro-Comp G-Tech and I also have doubts abouts its accuracy. I will say that it is almost impossible to find a 100% flat road. Believe me, I live in a state that is scientifically proven to be flatter than a pancake and even here its hard to find. Yeah it looks flat, but those things are ultrasensitive to level. Also if you turn your steering wheel even slightly it will throw everything off.

That being said, I have registered a couple good runs with the G-Tech. But I was scared as hell that someone saw me doing it.


It would really suck to get a ticket doing a run and not have accurate results.

 

Sleepy McNastee

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Hey Green GT, where on the Cape do you live?

I was looking at pictures of your wheels on another thread and the background looked like it was in the New England area. I didnt notice your location till today though.

 

OrangeMustangGt

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yeah i am, im on CAPE COD, MA. where are you? why would you say the pics looked like new england? lol the trees? OR are you planning to steal my rims? j/k j/k

 

jmuva44

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I bought one of them and sold it a week later. I never could get it to work right.

 

Sleepy McNastee

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GreenMustangGt said:

yeah i am, im on CAPE COD, MA. where are you? why would you say the pics looked like new england? lol the trees? OR are you planning to steal my rims? j/k j/k

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I live in Kansas, but Ive been to Dennis,Mass., like 15 times.


Its weird but I dont really know why I thought the backround was N.E.

Also, I dont want to steal your rims cause I got some just like em. Well I will as soon as A.F.S gets their deal together. (Back-ordered 4-6 weeks!)

 

oldpaint

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For more accurate results run your car both directions, then average the times. It's pretty hard to find a perfectly flat piece of road.