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G-meter #119036 05/22/02 12:44 AM
Joined: Feb 2002 Posts: 18 Vienna, Va. E Eddie Weber OP Junior Member
OP Eddie Weber Junior Member E Joined: Feb 2002 Posts: 18 Vienna, Va.	Anybody have any experience with one of these? How accurate on 0-60 times and 1/4 mile times, and best price? Thanks Eddie

Re: G-meter #119037 05/22/02 03:18 AM
Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 7,329 KC, MO D DemonSVT Member
DemonSVT Member D Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 7,329 KC, MO	The G-tech is pretty accurate if used correctly. (most people don't use it correctly!) ET's are really close Trap speed is ~5% high or so HP is fairly accurate if used properly (again see above!) The instant/constant G, braking, etc functions are very accurate. Cost is around $120-130 IIRC. 2000 SVT #674 - Check it out! Whoever coined the phrase; "If it ain't broke; don't fix it" ~ Just doesn't get it...

Re: G-meter #119038 05/22/02 11:39 PM
Joined: May 2001 Posts: 972 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada S S\V/T 'Kris' Member
S\V/T 'Kris' Member S Joined: May 2001 Posts: 972 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada	yeah i have one and it works pretty good.. the HP test is not something id use for fine tuning, as it is not very accurate, but the 0-60,60-0,1/4 mile, and continous G tests are pretty close ran a 15.6 last night in my se on the g-tech =) yay for new engine 95 SE Champagne Mettalic True Dual exhaust with X pipe and Redline mufflers KKM Tru Rev intake H&R Springs/KYB struts Apex-i S-AFC 65mm Throttle Body 17" Ace Spades 4 Pt Racing Harness Window Tint all around New Engine @ 117k kilometers G-Tech: 15.6 @ 91.5 MPH "you officially kick ass" quote from awed CEG'er after i chopped my hood and threw on scoops RIP 98 SVT silverfrost nov 4 2001

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