Any G-Tech users out there?

[TargeT]

Anyone use these things for tuning? portable dyno.. pretty accurate/consistant..


I just ordered one


www.gtech.com

 

[Ganja Man]

i used my friends just to see what my 1/4 mile time would be. said 15.2 at like 94.5 mph, thats minus a few mods from my list. seems pretty accurate. i like it.

 

[Orange_dsm]

I have the newer (better) one. I love it. I don't really tune from it as much as see how much better my time/power is with new mods.

 

[TargeT]

Originally posted by Orange_dsm
I have the newer (better) one. I love it. I don't really tune from it as much as see how much better my time/power is with new mods.

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seems like thats the point, use it to see if your "tuning" like with an AFC is actualy doing you any good ect...

thats what i figure i'll do with it anyway

 

[kpt4321]

Right. It's better for making comparisons with your own car, than trying to estimate quarter mile times.

 

[nine5raptor]

One point to note, is it is very sensitive to elevation/wind changes. Be sure to make several runs BOTH ways down a road and average the runs. Doing that, I like mine as well.

 

[TargeT]

Originally posted by nine5raptor
One point to note, is it is very sensitive to elevation/wind changes. Be sure to make several runs BOTH ways down a road and average the runs. Doing that, I like mine as well.

I had planned on doing 3 runs and averaging (before and after)

plus that will give me more logs to make sure i did everything right.

I spoke with the manufactures they said the next firmware update will make it less sensitive to vertical movement

 

[nine5raptor]

If you are using the horsepower function, roll into first smoothly and do a pull in like 2nd or so. An AWD launch tends to screw with the accellerometer a bit :laugh: