I did my first GTech run.
07-28-2001, 05:16 AM
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I did my first GTech run.
According to the GTech my 1/4 time was a 14.52 @ 102mph. The MPH sounds way too high, but the time sounds about right. For weight I used 3810.
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07-28-2001, 02:38 PM
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Whenever you want.
Originally posted by AcurA CrazY:
<STRONG>good run.. maybe i can borrow it sometime... j/k
[ 07-28-2001: Message edited by: AcurA CrazY ]</STRONG>
<STRONG>good run.. maybe i can borrow it sometime... j/k
[ 07-28-2001: Message edited by: AcurA CrazY ]</STRONG>
07-28-2001, 08:15 PM
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Weight input is not required for acceleration measurements, is it? I thought weight was only required for HP measurements...
1/4 mile speeds are a always little higher than the track due to the way it measures it. Here's what their site says ( http://www.gtechpro.com/faq.html ):
"Why is my G-TECH/Pro consistently 2-3 mph above the track?
G-TECH/Pro is a very accurate machine, and the trap speed result that you get from the G-TECH/Pro is actually more accurate than the racetrack. Reason is that the racetrack averages your speed over a 60 feet stretch between two beams and G-TECH/Pro measures your speed at the exact 1/4 mile point."
Even so, your MPH is quick! The best I've recorded is around 95-96 MPH (stock). Your mods seem to be working just fine.
1/4 mile speeds are a always little higher than the track due to the way it measures it. Here's what their site says ( http://www.gtechpro.com/faq.html ):
"Why is my G-TECH/Pro consistently 2-3 mph above the track?
G-TECH/Pro is a very accurate machine, and the trap speed result that you get from the G-TECH/Pro is actually more accurate than the racetrack. Reason is that the racetrack averages your speed over a 60 feet stretch between two beams and G-TECH/Pro measures your speed at the exact 1/4 mile point."
Even so, your MPH is quick! The best I've recorded is around 95-96 MPH (stock). Your mods seem to be working just fine.
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