Is G-Tech still around?
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Is G-Tech still around?
Are they still a thing or is something else available?
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Dragy is the go-to in-car performance meter now. https://dragymotorsports.com/
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Dragy is the go-to in-car performance meter now. https://dragymotorsports.com/
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Dynolicous measures hp and plots you some nice graphs. You can even measure your shift interval.
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I watched a video of someone using a dragy at a track and it was pretty much spot on with the Et and MPH.
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Torque Pro will use your phone's accelerometer to measure ... acceleration. You tell it what your car weighs. From there, it will calculate the power numbers reasonably accurately. Costs about $5.
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I use draggy and it's quite accurate!
What I like is, you can practice your launch only and it will still log your 1/4 mile as you continue on at slow speed. So you don't have to worry about law enforcement or pushing the engine all the time. Even if 1/4 mile is very slow on purpose, I still get the 60 foot.
Here's an example of full on 1/4 mile on street. They are from different passes. One is 0-60, other one is 1/4 mile
I have not used it simultaneously at the track but it is very close to what I do at track. I vary +/- 0.3s and +/- 1.5mph at track anyway depending on air and launch. Next summer I plan on using it at the track and maybe post results.
My best so far at track
What I like is, you can practice your launch only and it will still log your 1/4 mile as you continue on at slow speed. So you don't have to worry about law enforcement or pushing the engine all the time. Even if 1/4 mile is very slow on purpose, I still get the 60 foot.
Here's an example of full on 1/4 mile on street. They are from different passes. One is 0-60, other one is 1/4 mile
I have not used it simultaneously at the track but it is very close to what I do at track. I vary +/- 0.3s and +/- 1.5mph at track anyway depending on air and launch. Next summer I plan on using it at the track and maybe post results.
My best so far at track
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