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Old 19th July 2005, 23:46   #46 (permalink)
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Hey RTech.. Great review. Just wanted to know where the GTech pro is connected.. Do I see a wire going down from the unit on the windscreen? How much did you get the GTech for?
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Old 20th July 2005, 10:23   #47 (permalink)
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The Gtech connects to the 12V power outlet i.e. the cigarette lighter socket. That's where the wire is going. I believe GTO bought the Gtech for US$50.
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Old 20th July 2005, 12:15   #48 (permalink)
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Just wanted to know where the GTech pro is connected.. Do I see a wire going down from the unit on the windscreen? How much did you get the GTech for?
More info on the Gtech pro (Gtech .. ????) here.

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Old 20th July 2005, 12:59   #49 (permalink)
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just to reconfirm something from the first post in this thread :
this thing will not work on naturally aspirated diesels right ???
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Old 20th July 2005, 13:10   #50 (permalink)
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just to reconfirm something from the first post in this thread :
this thing will not work on naturally aspirated diesels right ???
NO it wont. The tuning box works on only TURBO Diesel ECU controlled vehicles.
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Old 20th July 2005, 15:27   #51 (permalink)
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Great work,RTech.Pete must really be happy to find a very good rewarding review for the product he's come up with. Price certainly seems to be on the higher side which is the only hindrance for it to be used by every ECU controlled diesel car owner.

PS: Is drifter planning to try on his CRDi ? it will be a Great review for all the umpteen Accent CRDi owners in our forum.
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Old 21st July 2005, 00:20   #52 (permalink)
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More on the powerbox.

Late this evening. Empty roads. Me in the Vtec and Rtech in his Octavia. Perfect.

We had a couple of "gunning" sessions, and the results were astounding. On an open empty stretch and in a 0 - 100 (or in the whereabouts), the Octavia was right on my tail. I just couldnt lose it (and even goofed up in an over-revv attempt). We had a good number of acceleration runs and the difference was a car length; negligible at others.

But in a 2nd gear roll on, he thrashed me. There were some moments where Rtech would suddenly gun the Octavia while cruising and you could see the car leap forward instantenously. In acceleration runs, the whistle from the Octi turbo was to die for. Ask Rehaan, he was riding shotgun in my Vtec with the window down.

The more I experience new age diesels...the more my awe.

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Old 21st July 2005, 03:23   #53 (permalink)
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Its amazing to see a heavy car like the Octavia compete neck to neck with a super light Vtec.
The turbo sound in Octavia is blisss! I loooveee that sound.... i barely get to hear a little bit of it in my Endeavour but in the Octavia its loud and clear. Even in the Cdis, I love ripping my frnds E220 from 2500rpm when the turbo kicks in and the needle flies to the red line in no time...sounds amazing.Nothing to beat the instant smile a turbos surge can bring on ones face.
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Yes, I was surprised at how close the Octi was to the Vtec from a standing start. roll on's were no competition with the superior torque pulling the Octi ahead before the Vtec could even get into it's powerband.

There should be a statutory warning given with this box! It's friggin addictive!
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Looks like GTO and Rtech are hooked? Btw what was phtographer Rehaan doing then?

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Btw what was phtographer Rehaan doing then?
yelling "get me outa here!!" and holding on tight!
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It is not just GTO and Rtech. Anybody would be hooked. Serious. It is real fun to drive a Pete's tuned car.

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Also "Tempo" is a trademark registered to daimler crysler.
If i remember correctly, the tempo traveler uses a 3L merc diesel engine.
Can it be plonked in a car?
Can somebody clarify whether this is correct (tempo being a regd trademark of DC?). The Tempo Traveller that we know here is the Mercedes Transporter with an older engine.

Also, does Bajaj Tempo (or Force Motors as they are now known) assemble engines for DCIL ??????
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Steeroid, lets not crosspost. It just makes the whole thread veer off topic. Maybe you could start a new thread on that.
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It is not just GTO and Rtech. Anybody would be hooked. Serious. It is real fun to drive a Pete's tuned car.

Rgds,

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Well Peter I really hope Rtech lets me have a go in his "Boxed" car

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