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Hey, I have a brand new never been used G-Tech Performance Meter for sale. It has been out of the box once to look at it and thats it. Its in better than mint condition! paid over $150, will let it go for $100 plus shipping (not much) let me know if your interested.

 

Will

 

PS I also still have the stock jack assembly for a Tan 98 or older regular cab for sale $75 + shipping

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It will work on any truck with a cigarette lighter plug in, it will tell you through some kind of global positioning thing, how much Rear wheel HP, 1/4 mile times, 0-60 times, and I think braking times or distance as well, it has never even been plugged in, but if you want to know how much power youve got and how much that last mod added this is alot cheaper than buying a dyno! :cheers:   let me know if your interested!

 

Will

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actually, not to bust your chops but it works by using an accelerometer to calculate the forces exerted in a given direction.  no GPS involved.

it's capable of calculating HP, 0-60 acceleration, 1/4 mile time and MPH, 60-0 braking, instataneous and constant lateral-G.

they're really small and light, smaller than a pack of cigarettes and weigh about the same.  it uses a cord like a radar detector and a bracket with suction cups to attatch to the windsheild or similar flat, smooth surface.

i know because i used to own one.  just sold mine last month.  i used it to calculate HP on before and after engine overhaul.  will, you may just be asking too much.  i see them pop up pretty regularly and $100 is a pretty common asking price, but i ended up selling mine for quite a bit less.

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