Attention CAR TUNERS: question about GtechPro
 

http://gtechpro.com

...are these tools worth it or just another scam? if the accurcy page isnt lying, i am impressed with it, anyone have feedback on one of these or a tool like it? im interested in getting something like this for my car but if the tool cannot give me and acurate reading then i dont want to waste the time... thanks guys

any car people???:helpme

looks ok to me
and price is also good

Fuck, that shit looks cool !

I've used one many times before. They're pretty good.

Just a few things: You must use them on a perfectly level road. No up or downhill as that will change your readings. I seemed to get false readings on my all wheel drive Talon with it too.

It seemed to be fairly accurate for 1/4 mile times (within .2 or so).

Damn, I want one

just go to a quarter mile track.. those things are supposedly some what accurate though.

Thanks for the link, i might need to pick one of those up

np


ok for those interested in it, i contacted a few drag racers on some of the car forums i frequent, they all gave me positive feedback, as WarChild said, flat roads if you want accurate readings.


DavidVH - not everyone has time to drive out to the nearest track to tune their cars every day, the nearest track by me is an hour away and cost $20 to run for the night... after awhile, between gas and cost to run, it starts to dent the pocket, so we have to invest into tools so we can fine tune our engines and pull accurate reading at home.

so for those of you who like the tool, i suggest picking it up, i will soon, but from everyone i have heard from who has it, they are pleased with the results, a few of them mentioned they tested it at a track, set it up on the real 1/4, ran, and the readout was right on (+/- .02 ) so its not that bad of a deal considering you can get accurate readouts as you drive around daily... its also nice to have a dyno type tool (uses math from stats to calc hp/tq)

anyways. this product gets :thumbsup :thumbsup