Gtech :)
#1
Only got to make one run on a straight level stretch. This is in full street trim spare, tailgate, tools in the back, luggage, and half a tank.
The hp numbers and dyno graph seem to be off I think I need to recalibrate it but the rest of the numbers look in line.
This is a great tool.
The hp numbers and dyno graph seem to be off I think I need to recalibrate it but the rest of the numbers look in line.
This is a great tool.
#3
Originally Posted by MrDestinE
How does it plug into your system.... I have read that it just plugs into the cig power output and that is it... now if this is true, how does it compute RPM? or was I told a bunch of
....
TJ
.... TJ
#4
Originally Posted by 02sierraz71_5.3
Only got to make one run on a straight level stretch. This is in full street trim spare, tailgate, tools in the back, luggage, and half a tank.
The hp numbers and dyno graph seem to be off I think I need to recalibrate it but the rest of the numbers look in line.
This is a great tool.
The hp numbers and dyno graph seem to be off I think I need to recalibrate it but the rest of the numbers look in line.
This is a great tool.
Which version is this?... the SS? ... the RR?
Has anyone tried it at the strip and compared the gtech's et with a timeslip?
#5
Originally Posted by JimS
Which version is this?... the SS? ... the RR?
Has anyone tried it at the strip and compared the gtech's et with a timeslip?
Has anyone tried it at the strip and compared the gtech's et with a timeslip?
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