Any fast 4 cylinders in williamsburg?
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Re: Any fast 4 cylinders in williamsburg?
Originally Posted by Dr. 4.6
They are not very accurate, they can be close if you perfectly calibrate it on the track, but I don't trust it.
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Re: Any fast 4 cylinders in williamsburg?
Originally Posted by PJ2
I'm not talking about Josh, the guy with the red MK1 is from the Monticello area.
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Re: Any fast 4 cylinders in williamsburg?
Originally Posted by S4::Indukted
its such a beautiful day today...got to push the car up to 22psi
thats all
thats all
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Re: Any fast 4 cylinders in williamsburg?
Originally Posted by thebettersol
Sweet. I have never seen him around here though. Is he on the board?
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Re: Any fast 4 cylinders in williamsburg?
Originally Posted by Fat Nick
The g-tech comment was an inside joke between me and 02GT. I wasn't serious
As far as accuracy, it's all about setup.
0-60 times are pretty damn accurate in the newest G-tech. HP calculations are only accurate if you get your weight right on. My gtech and my ecu datalogs (taken at 16 samples a second) match almost dead nuts when it comes to 0-60.
My friend Jason had his car weighed and dyno'd. The GTech was within 5 hp with the proper weight entered. But small changes in weight or excessively jerky driving manuevers can throw it off a lot.