I hope this thing is not accurate because if it is then i just ran a 14.2. That could be very dissapointing.

 

Make certain your wieght is set properly...it will read "off" numbers if it isn't set for the actuall weight

 

Do you have set your weight to get 1/4 mile times?

 

Nope.

 

SmokinSVT

Those are about what My G-Tech is consistantly displaying??? I think at 101 to 103 mph at each run, we are surely quicker than low 14 sec ET's

Even entering 4900 lbs, the HP reading is displaying around 280 - to 300 RWHP

I dunno

 

Hey guys. I always get better numbers with mine, if I make sure I'm going down hill. I was in the ten's one night coming off of Black Mountain. 'Hope this helps.

Roger

Seriously though. These things are fairly accurate. Make sure you're on level ground when testing. Wait for good weather for testing. Tire spin will cost you. The mph will be higher with the G-Tech and the times may be off by as much as a tenth or two. That's really not too bad.

 

My G-tech was always within a tenth of the clocks on the track when running the Mustang.
Like said before make sure you are running on level, strait, ground. Get the level to +-.1 before you push the button, wait for it to zero out and say --go-- .
Keep in mind those higher above sea level will not see the faster times 'everyone' else is running.
A stock L on the east coast should run 13.6 or less with Air temp below 85... or so I am told ......or something


Johnie