Whats everyone running 0-60 on the gtech??

[93redBIRDman]

0-60 my gtech reads 7.3 but my tranny is totally slipping for days. Its so funny cuz u have just feel it slipping in the top end, but oh well. When i get my new tranny, shift kit, and stall converter installed soon, ill be looking at 6's for sure cuz my tranny is hurting me right now. Oh by the way a stock manual 3.8L runs 7.7 on paper with an expert driver, and i think a 3.4L stock is in the 9 range if im not mistaken. LT1 runs 6 flat and new LS1 runs low 5's. Whats everyone running 0-60 out there?

[95Batmobile]

19 seconds.
Don't ask my 1/4 time [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[93redBIRDman]

nice!!! thats a quick one! My friends 91 civic hatchback runs 13 flat 0-60 hahahaha!!

[Skinny]

Always wondered what kind of 0-60 time my car would put down.. My 1/8 et's are 7.5 @ 90mph... any guesses as to what 0-60 time that would yeild? I figured somewhere under 5?

[ March 12, 2004, 02:18 AM: Message edited by: Skinny ]

[95Batmobile]

Skinny you have to be under 5...
1.6 60' is pretty sick... I think Z06's are like 4.4 seconds and they run 12s so you are doing pretty good...

[12secondv6]

G TECH = CRAP

Means NOTHING to me.

Hit the track

[98GREENGLOW]

With my FX2 it said my 0-60 was a 6.8 at the track on one of my 15.3 runs. I know it is correct because the FX2 and my timeslip were within hath a tenth and half a mile per hour of each other all night.

Its just like the Gtech only made by someone else.I got it from cicuit city.

On the street were I can get MUCH better traction for some reason I have a best of 6 flat...But Im usualy around 6.5 or so.

Way better than when my car was NA....It was around 8 seconds then.

[98GREENGLOW]

Dont listen to people who say its crap....There is more tha one model available these days and there getting better. Take it to the track and compare......So far the farthest off mine has been at the track after 10 runs or so is that it said I ran a 15.192 at 91mph, when I really ran a 15.320 at 90 mph...Thats still pretty close. All the rest were right on the money.

The reason itcan be inacurate is when people run in different spots. Just the smallest degree of uphill or downhill slope will greatly affect your times. Not that my FX2 screwed up but the car had help/risistance from gravity.

[foremanator00]

Originally posted by 12secondv6:
G TECH = CRAP

Means NOTHING to me.

Hit the track

:rolleyes:

[12secondv6]

Originally posted by foremanator00:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by 12secondv6:
G TECH = CRAP

Means NOTHING to me.

Hit the track

:rolleyes: </font>[/QUOTE]Coming from a newbie.... your comment means nothing to me

[FloydSummerOf68]

Heh...I wondered how long it would take before you'd see that [img]tongue.gif[/img]
I'm sort of curious what mine runs 0-60...but dont really have any good guess. Probably mid 6's would be a good guess....

[Turbo V6 Camaro]

60-0 times was...... to ****ing scary to completely stop, need a parking lot for that a big a$$ parking lot with nothing in it

[95Batmobile]

Originally posted by 12secondv6:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by foremanator00:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by 12secondv6:
G TECH = CRAP

Means NOTHING to me.

Hit the track

:rolleyes: </font>[/QUOTE]Coming from a newbie.... your comment means nothing to me </font>[/QUOTE]I agree with James on this one.
literally within 5 minutes of each other...
I ran a mid 17 on my g-tech, then beat a 4.6L stang.
The thing sucks.
There are A LOT of variables that can mess up the times it gives you... it has to be pointing perfectly straight and be perfectly level, the road has to be smooth and straight and level... only place it works is at the track where you don't need it! lol

Mine might just suck cause it was only $40 off ebay, but nonetheless, it still sucks [img]smile.gif[/img]

[98GREENGLOW]

Mine works really good. But then again Ive got a totaly different model than the GTech so I dont know...

Ive been usng ine tohelp tune my fuel and it really helps me alot.

Only thing that dose suck is it's usualy alot easier to hook on the street than at the track, so your times may very on that aspect.

But like I posted earlier, Ive taken mine to the track and was very impressed with the accuracy.

I would reccommend the FX2 Vector series sold at circuit city to anyone.