Review Gtech pro ss - 0-60 X coupe!
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Gtech pro ss - 0-60 X coupe!
Alrighty, I should start off with what I have in my G.
09 x coupe 7at, with Stillen underdrive pulley and K&N drops ins, and an additional 40lbs of Dynamat. Half tank of gas, and me weighting 130lbs.
Motorweek did an review on the x coupe a while back and provided with some track numbers (YouTube - MotorWeek Road Test: 2009 Infiniti G37x), and here I got a Gtech, able to see how the x performs in everyday road conditions where there's gravel, wind, grease, rough pavement etc...
I only get the chance to test out 0-60 as I find it dangerous in doing 1/4 mile on public roads. Test was done under M mode (loaded to 2000rpm), as D is ~0.3 sec slower!!
Horsepower/Torque: It gives you an idea of what you're running, but can be effected greatly by road conditions, wind etc - aka useless
0-60: 5.54sec!
RPM & Shiftlights: Can't seem to get RPM calibration done; but oh well, no biggie, there's always the dashboard.
Handling Gs: It pretty fun looking at the number... to me it's not that important
So is it worth $220 USD w/ shipping?
Only if you plan to mod your car, and see how your G grows... other wise, let somebody get the numbers for you
I did get a chance to try out Dynolicious on the iphone, but can't seem to get it right, the numbers were at ~6.3sec which was pretty off.
FYI 08 FX35 20's 265's all around runs 7.8sec 0-60
(BB if you can help me with the pics again please)
09 x coupe 7at, with Stillen underdrive pulley and K&N drops ins, and an additional 40lbs of Dynamat. Half tank of gas, and me weighting 130lbs.
Motorweek did an review on the x coupe a while back and provided with some track numbers (YouTube - MotorWeek Road Test: 2009 Infiniti G37x), and here I got a Gtech, able to see how the x performs in everyday road conditions where there's gravel, wind, grease, rough pavement etc...
I only get the chance to test out 0-60 as I find it dangerous in doing 1/4 mile on public roads. Test was done under M mode (loaded to 2000rpm), as D is ~0.3 sec slower!!
Horsepower/Torque: It gives you an idea of what you're running, but can be effected greatly by road conditions, wind etc - aka useless
0-60: 5.54sec!
RPM & Shiftlights: Can't seem to get RPM calibration done; but oh well, no biggie, there's always the dashboard.
Handling Gs: It pretty fun looking at the number... to me it's not that important
So is it worth $220 USD w/ shipping?
Only if you plan to mod your car, and see how your G grows... other wise, let somebody get the numbers for you
I did get a chance to try out Dynolicious on the iphone, but can't seem to get it right, the numbers were at ~6.3sec which was pretty off.
FYI 08 FX35 20's 265's all around runs 7.8sec 0-60
(BB if you can help me with the pics again please)
Last edited by Black Betty; 02-22-2010 at 02:46 AM. Reason: Learn to embed photos! ;-)
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theres also a video on youtube where they compare the iphone app dynolicious and the gtech and the $13 app is more accurate.
YouTube - iPhone Dynolicious Software Better than G-Tech? -Garage419
YouTube - iPhone Dynolicious Software Better than G-Tech? -Garage419
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theres also a video on youtube where they compare the iphone app dynolicious and the gtech and the $13 app is more accurate.
YouTube - iPhone Dynolicious Software Better than G-Tech? -Garage419
YouTube - iPhone Dynolicious Software Better than G-Tech? -Garage419
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the phone has to be tightly secured. If it moves around during launch, it will offset your results. Don't swear by the HP / TQ numbers either. Choose a flat road with no gravel, and warm you tires up!
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