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well i didnt know a beter way to explain this thing but i barrowed it from my friend .. you plug it in your cigarette lighter and stick it like a radar then you can test your hp 1/4 mile 0-60 and some more stuff .. well i havent had a chance to realy try it out because its raining here so much but does any1 have one of these and do you think its accurate...?
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Hmm..never seen the one you have but I was thinking about getting one of these ones: http://www.beltronics.com/fx.htmlThe one you have looks like an old one or something.
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i had one, they seemed pretty accurate to me, pulled a 6.58 0-60 and a 14.9 quarter, and in my cavalier i did 8.95 0-60 and 17.1 quarter mile. Seems logical to me
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did any1 ever try takin it to a track and seeing how accurate it realy is
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Here's the website for the updated Gtech. It looks awesome. I saw the add on Speedvision. http://www.gtechpro.com/
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damn that thing is accurate it got same time as the track go to that site to see video ^
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I tried it on like 3-4 different cars (me & friends) and we ran with it at the 1/4 mile track. The GTECH 0-60mph & 1/4 mile compared to the official timeslips were almost dead on. So its highly accurate for that. But its weak on the other functions it has.
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with the gtech i did 0-60 in 5.9 secs in my GT... with another person in it... launch is key
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yeah said 4.6 0-60 for me I noticed the 60' times are off a bit but the ET is usually within .05 of the track. It's very important to know the exact weight of your car. if that is off then your times will be incorrect. they are very fun to play with. also on the g-tech you can see your shift points and when you land your shifts. It's a great visual to show people how far outa lift they land
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The G-Tech is only accurate if you test it on a straightest smoothest road you can find (similar to the track). If your timing on a bumpy road, it will be off. Same if you timing on a road that has inclines/declines, it will be off. If your getting 0-60 in 4secs, then it must be that the road had a good decline in it, plus the bumpiness threw the timer off.
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The G-Tech is only accurate if you test it on a straightest smoothest road you can find (similar to the track). If your timing on a bumpy road, it will be off. Same if you timing on a road that has inclines/declines, it will be off. If your getting 0-60 in 4secs, then it must be that the road had a good decline in it, plus the bumpiness threw the timer off. when you can pull a 1.9 60', a 4.X 0-60 isnt impossible.
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The G-Tech is only accurate if you test it on a straightest smoothest road you can find (similar to the track). If your timing on a bumpy road, it will be off. Same if you timing on a road that has inclines/declines, it will be off. If your getting 0-60 in 4secs, then it must be that the road had a good decline in it, plus the bumpiness threw the timer off. the road is fairly straight and isnt bumpy. but yeah it's a lil bit off. measured at the track I actually ran a 4.8 0-60
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the road is fairly straight and isnt bumpy. but yeah it's a lil bit off. measured at the track I actually ran a 4.8 0-60 Oops, I didn't realize it was you. If your pulling 13.7s, then I totally see a 4.x out of your car for sure. What about Spaztikid, can he really do that quick with another person in the car?
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I dunno lol right now no, cause he has no engine
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josh you need to come up to irwindale with us and we'll post your 0-60 see how close it is. 5.8 does sound really fast.
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How does it compute HP? Displays the peak HP of a run derived from the acceleration? (to do this it would have to know the weight of the car)
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hmmm thats a pretty nifty gadget there... How much did your friend get it for?
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How does it compute HP? Displays the peak HP of a run derived from the acceleration? (to do this it would have to know the weight of the car) I don't really know. I tried using that feature, but just doesn't seem accurate. You gotta put in the weight of your car exactly (so you gotta weight it at the track or truck scale somehow first), then go full throttle through all the gears. It will then estimate how much power you got. I don't trust the other functions, the results are real iffy.
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any one have a auto GTS with this lil doo-hickey attached? id like to know what that clocks according to it.
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wel i just got back from school and tried doing 0-60 because its actualy dry in cleveland pretty amazing and i was going down hill and got 6.4 0-60 but yes i beleive if you dont have starit road with no bumps it wont work because its very motion senstive.. and my friend got it for like 20$ or so but you wont find it that cheap.. you can get it around 50$ on ebay im pretty sure... i would go try some more and take pics but its raining right now or about to
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these ar nice to at least give you and idea other than going straight o the dyno
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I'd actually trust the timing function more then the HP function but really the key is knowing the EXACT weight of your car. the more off you are on the weight the farther off your car will be. for example if you were to tell it your car weighed 5,000 lbs but it really weighed 2500, it would say you have a 300whp stock celica lol so it's only gonna be as accurate as you allow it to be.
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ask john... he was in the car with me when i did it, and it was his gtech.
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but really the key is knowing the EXACT weight of your car. the more off you are on the weight the farther off your car will be. a member and i went to a weigh station waaay back when i had my GT to try out the g-tech. it weighed at 2625..seems right since the GT weighs a tad below 2500lbs dry. i had some gas in the car plus me in it.
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Next they'll develop your own little scale to drive onto and weigh the car with. That would be pretty cool.
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Best 60' 1.959 best 1/4 - 13.7 @ 101mph
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they are pretty accurate, no complaints here
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when i do it i put 2660 lb or around there is that about how much the GTS weighs with me in it? i weigh 155
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when i do it i put 2660 lb or around there is that about how much the GTS weighs with me in it? i weigh 155 2500 lbs. is around where a gts weighs dry...you have to compensate for all the fuids in your car (esp. gas) and you as well.
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Celica dry = 2500lbs Gas = 7.2lbs/gallon Fuel Tank = 14.5 gallons You = 155lbs
7.2 x 14.5 = 104.4lbs 104.4 + 155 = 159.4lbs 2500 + 156.4 = 2656.4lbs total
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thnx tried doing hp a few times i got 171, 164 , 158 and got 0-60 downa hill in 6.1
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confused how does 104.4 + 155 = 159.4 and then turn into 156.4
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^because im a tard haha
Celica dry = 2500lbs Gas = 7.2lbs/gallon Fuel Tank = 14.5 gallons You = 155lbs
7.2 x 14.5 = 104.4lbs 104.4 + 155 = 259.4lbs 2500 + 259.4 = 2759.4lbs total
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wel comin home from work i tried 0-60 once this is wat i got im sure with more practice id do better
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