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GTO · 18th September 2004, 14:09

Hey X-Machine,

I use the G-Tech and there are many who will vouch for it. It is said to be within 1% accuracy of the readings shown. Among other parameters, you can measure your 0 - 60 mph time, 60 - 0 braking time, the 1/4 mile time and lateral G's.

I have timed many cars in a 0 - 60 and the clock has always read around a tenth of the times posted by Autocarindia and Overdrive. Ditto for the 1/4 miles and braking times too.

Best of all, its very cheap ($50 from ebay) and extremely simple to use.

But dont get addicted to it. It will ruin your transmissions - especially if FWD.

GTO

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GTO Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay Posts: 13,702	Hey X-Machine, I use the G-Tech and there are many who will vouch for it. It is said to be within 1% accuracy of the readings shown. Among other parameters, you can measure your 0 - 60 mph time, 60 - 0 braking time, the 1/4 mile time and lateral G's. I have timed many cars in a 0 - 60 and the clock has always read around a tenth of the times posted by Autocarindia and Overdrive. Ditto for the 1/4 miles and braking times too. Best of all, its very cheap ($50 from ebay) and extremely simple to use. But dont get addicted to it. It will ruin your transmissions - especially if FWD. GTO __________________ GTO Change the way you think, and watch the world change around you. Please don't PM for support. Use the Contact Form instead. Please read the NEW Team-BHP FAQ section for all your queries.