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10-11-2007 #1
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G-Tech Pro
So does anybody have experience with the G-Tech Pro g meter? Good, bad, ugly? Thanks for the help.
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10-11-2007 #2
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I have a cousin who has one and he loves it, and says it is real accurate.
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10-11-2007 #3
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Mine works great......In the box! Haven't used it yet, after 2 years!
10-12-2007 #4
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i have had one (not pro) for years, havent used it allot lately but its nice.
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10-12-2007 #5
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I have one of the older ones and it always was good for the info it gave me. It's just as good at seeing how good you improve driving as it does for improving the performance of the vehicle it's in. Used properly and recording the data is the main thing.
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