Subject	It measures lateral g-forces. It "works"...
Posted by	Kenny on June 22, 2004 at 6:27 PM
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In Reply To	does anyone have a g-tech meter posted by orangez on June 22, 2004 at 06:21 PM
Message	...but sloppy suspension throws it off. When you vehicle leans back, gravity as well as acceleration g-forces act upon the accelerometer (instead of just the force of acceleration). They are only as accurate as: Your suspension is stiff Your initial placement is flat The mounting points are secure They give a decent estimate - but I wouldn't use it to brag or prove a point. mkay? Kenny... PETZ Member #5
Follow Ups	does anyone have a g-tech meter - orangez 18:21:40 06/22/04 It measures lateral g-forces. It "works"... - Kenny 18:27:34 06/22/04 On Z, the anti squat suspension makes it easier to use (n/m) - AzHeat 18:34:35 06/22/04 I have Blitz EBC with power meter. Works great and - AzHeat 18:36:52 06/22/04 Wheelspin is a major issue with those devices. - Kenny 18:41:01 06/22/04 I have road racing tires, BFG T/A r1. They stick. (n/m) - AzHeat 18:42:47 06/22/04 Ok. - Kenny 18:47:44 06/22/04 True, especially on car with high horsepower and street - AzHeat 18:58:13 06/22/04 Yes, I have the cheap one, roomate has the comp - Thrillhouse 20:26:02 06/22/04 Sell you mine for 50 bucks (n/m) - Jason300zxTT(NoVA) 20:36:42 06/22/04
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