Just got my Gtech!!!
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Three Wheelin'
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Just got my Gtech!!!
Yes.. Just got My Gtech pro
The bad news is that it is snowing again today 
Well I read the instructions and this looks fairly easy. I just need a flat remote 1/4mile road that I can test her out on. Does anyone have any USER advice that I need to be aware of??? Any advice would be appreciated as I'm looking to get a baseline before doing any mods (cai, headers, sways).
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2001 Silver 3.2CLS
-Muds, Spoiler, Hardwire 8500, Prolarg M-6 lamps
Planning: Comptech Headers, Sways, CAI
The bad news is that it is snowing again today 
Well I read the instructions and this looks fairly easy. I just need a flat remote 1/4mile road that I can test her out on. Does anyone have any USER advice that I need to be aware of??? Any advice would be appreciated as I'm looking to get a baseline before doing any mods (cai, headers, sways).
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2001 Silver 3.2CLS
-Muds, Spoiler, Hardwire 8500, Prolarg M-6 lamps
Planning: Comptech Headers, Sways, CAI
i cannot answer your question re your g tech but,being a former s.i. resident, do not go on the west shore, try 440, used to be unpatrolled.
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01 BLK/BLK CL-S SPOILER
98 INFINITI I30T
99 MAXIMA SE
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01 BLK/BLK CL-S SPOILER
98 INFINITI I30T
99 MAXIMA SE
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Three Wheelin'
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From: Live NYC , Work Northern NJ
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by BSK181:
i cannot answer your question re your g tech but,being a former s.i. resident, do not go on the west shore, try 440, used to be unpatrolled.
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i cannot answer your question re your g tech but,being a former s.i. resident, do not go on the west shore, try 440, used to be unpatrolled.
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2001 Silver 3.2CLS
-Muds, Spoiler, Hardwire 8500, Prolarg M-6 lamps
Planning: Comptech Headers, Sways, CAI
No you don't need the weight for timed runs. Just to use the HP calculation.
As for pointer, mount it and align it on a known flat surface, like a garage floor. Then find a flat road and test out the terrain first by stopping at various point in the path and see if the reading stays at zero or close. Before you launch make sure it is zero'd or close and aligned. Next, have fun...
As for pointer, mount it and align it on a known flat surface, like a garage floor. Then find a flat road and test out the terrain first by stopping at various point in the path and see if the reading stays at zero or close. Before you launch make sure it is zero'd or close and aligned. Next, have fun...
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