They stick to your windscreen with a suction cap and plug into your powersource/ciggy lighter.

If you pay me, say $100, I will come over and install it for you!!

They stick to your windscreen with a suction cap and plug into your powersource/ciggy lighter.

If you pay me, say $100, I will come over and install it for you!!

Is that $100 including the case of beer?? LOL.

I took my G-Tech Pro (Cheaper $60- LED Model) to Calder a week ago.

Totally stuffed up 3 times and either forgot to set it, or turned the f'ing car off before writing down the times

Pressures on when your trying to drag a qtr mile, amazing.

Off the 2 runs I actually managed to not stuff up,

Time Slip G-Tech

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PS: I'll install just for the case of beer

They stick to your windscreen with a suction cap and plug into your powersource/ciggy lighter.

If you pay me, say $100, I will come over and install it for you!!

Is that $100 including the case of beer?? LOL.

I have expensive taste in beer, so maybe we'll just call it a case of stellas and leave it at that!

The G-Techs have the capacity to be very accurate - within 0.01 sec. However the human error side of using one can mean a blow-out of 0.1sec. Or more of course. Also any gradient in the course will effect the reading.

For the cost they are a good indicator.

PS Took the daughter's AUII XR6 ute for a drive last week with the G-Tech just for fun ... 0-100 in 7.6 and 0-400 in 15.5. Repeated within 0.1 sec over five runs.

PPS. you didn't read it here ... she doesn't need to know I've been playing with her ute

PS Took the daughter's AUII XR6 ute for a drive last week with the G-Tech just for fun ... 0-100 in 7.6 and 0-400 in 15.5. Repeated within 0.1 sec over five runs.

PPS. you didn't read it here ... she doesn't need to know I've been playing with her ute

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