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04-08-2006, 10:44 PM
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from what i have read they give you a pretty accurate ET (with in 2 thenths) but the mph i think will read a little high but nothing crazy. I dont know how accurate the hp and tq. measurements are on it though.
04-08-2006, 11:05 PM
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i have one and i love it. i use the hell out of it.
it isn't all that acurate but it is very consistant. once you goto the track with one you can get a "correction" factor and use that to figure out your actual et. mine reads .15 fast. my 60' time has never been more than .01 off from a timeslip. mph is about 4 high.
whats so great about it is the consistancy. you can go out and practice your launchs or work on your tune and really dial things in.
it isn't all that acurate but it is very consistant. once you goto the track with one you can get a "correction" factor and use that to figure out your actual et. mine reads .15 fast. my 60' time has never been more than .01 off from a timeslip. mph is about 4 high.
whats so great about it is the consistancy. you can go out and practice your launchs or work on your tune and really dial things in.
04-08-2006, 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by parish8
i have one and i love it. i use the hell out of it.
it isn't all that acurate but it is very consistant. once you goto the track with one you can get a "correction" factor and use that to figure out your actual et. mine reads .15 fast. my 60' time has never been more than .01 off from a timeslip. mph is about 4 high.
whats so great about it is the consistancy. you can go out and practice your launchs or work on your tune and really dial things in.
it isn't all that acurate but it is very consistant. once you goto the track with one you can get a "correction" factor and use that to figure out your actual et. mine reads .15 fast. my 60' time has never been more than .01 off from a timeslip. mph is about 4 high.
whats so great about it is the consistancy. you can go out and practice your launchs or work on your tune and really dial things in.
couldnt have said it better. not extremely accurate but very consistant
