G-tech Pro Are Thay Any Good

[RB SANDY]

I want to buy 1 are thay any good has any one got 1

are thay accurate.

[Bass Junky]

Ive got one you can buy if you want.

They are reasonably accurate.

I'll have to dig it out though!

[rb26s13]

they are only as accurate as the person who sets them up.. can be made to give big false readings..

[RB SANDY]

bump, any one have 1 are thay worth buying

[my_gtr32]

Log onto the G-tech website as there's plenty of information about them. The one pictured above is a very old model and not supported by g-tech. I have seen them on ebay going cheap. The real one is worth much more. I don't have / used one but did some research on them a while ago. Would be handy but, like I said, costs around $400 I think.

bump, any one have 1 are thay worth buying

[Munna1]

I have one and they are good but you need to take your time setting it up and the road you choose needs to be 100% flat.

I ran a 13.2 at 112mph the 13.2 is about right but 112mph id doubt it in my car. 0-60mph best time was 4.9 which sounds about right

[RB SANDY]

hi do you have the one on the pic or thew new type

[RB SANDY]

should i buy one for $80 are thay worth it

[djr81]

Are they worth $80? Well, you don't get much for $80 anymore.

You will be able to record some 0 - 100km/h times, some quarter mile times & that is about it. Once you have done that, you have got pretty much all the useful info you will get. Max gee function isn't of any real use.

Have a look at the newer RR & SS models. They have a data logging function, so you can look at you runs on your PC & work out what works better where. This makes them orders of magnitude more useful. I would recommend the RR - I have one & found it to be excellent. I think the website is www.gtechpro.com or similar. They cost more than $80, however...