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Old 12-21-2006, 10:26 PM
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G-Tech performance meter

Well i came into some cash and i was browsing around and i saw this. Now ive seen it a bit on speed and they gave it good ratings. Now i was wondering would it be accurate? So whats everyone views on this?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/G-TEC...QQcmdZViewItem

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Re: G-Tech performance meter

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Well i came into some cash and i was browsing around and i saw this. Now ive seen it a bit on speed and they gave it good ratings. Now i was wondering would it be accurate? So whats everyone views on this?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/G-TEC...QQcmdZViewItem

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I have heard about them. And from what I have heard they are pretty good. They may not be right on, but I heard they were pretty close.
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Re: G-Tech performance meter

Im worried about hills ya know cuz i could see where it would get annoying. But im thinking it would be close. Im thinking this or a new clutch.
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Re: G-Tech performance meter

Well if you have an NT, the clutch would probably be a much better buy. Especially if you are going to turbo it, which from your sig looks like you are.
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Re: G-Tech performance meter

Well ive got a few choices...I can buy a conquest for 200$,a clutch for about 300$, or save it for the turbo kit. I dunno im thinking saving for the turbo would be good for the future or get the clutch and have it ready for the turbo kit.
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Re: G-Tech performance meter

Wow I'm retarted.. I was thinking about the "G-spot" through this whole thread..
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Re: G-Tech performance meter

Hey man I have one of those
they are pretty sweet. Very accurate to the tenth of a second on my track times/and my gtech. The only problem is for my car it doesn't read my tachometer (rpms) properly and they are about 700 rpms to low at 7000 rpms but right at idle. That basically only affects the torque readout so its not that important.
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http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j2...kurtvsteve.jpg
thats my talon compared to my friends more less stock talon
http://s83.photobucket.com/albums/j2...rrent=13-1.jpg
and thats just a 1/4 mile run
I would get it again I am very pleased!
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Re: G-Tech performance meter

Hmm well maybe i will pick it up then i can go buy one right now for 169$. Its not the one that you can log on your computer but it should still be accurate ya think?
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Re: G-Tech performance meter

It will still be equally accurate its just not as useful cause you can't compare things on the internet and stuff like that (overlaying runs).
also note that that one is refurbished
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