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Brand new top of the line G-Tech Pro RR Performance Meter in box.

The ultimate of all Performance Meters. Over two hours of Data-Acquisition. Road Racing and Drag Racing features along with PASS - Performance Analysis System Software (included).

CAN DISPLAY BOTH METRIC AND STANDARD UNITS OF MEASUREMENTS

Included items:

Performance Meter

Mounting System

Permanent Mount adapter with screws

DC cigarette lighter power cord (1 fuse included) works in any car in after mods

120VAC - 12VDC wall adapter all Gtech RR models come with this adapter.

240VAC - 12VDC wall adapter has been included for Australian customers.

User guide (manual).

CD-ROM (PASS - PC software)

Clear racing decals (2)

Serial computer communcations cable

Contents

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Road Racing/Autocross

RR stands for Road Racer. It has all of the features of the

SS model plus Road Racing/Autocross mode in which you can record and replay your Gs and RPMs for a given practice or race session.

PASS Software

PASS - Performance Analysis System Software. It can be used for replaying and comparing 1/4 mile runs or for replaying Road Race/Autocross sessions. It even replays engine sound based on recorded RPMs.

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Multiple Vehicle Support

With the RR model you can memorize settings for up to 4 cars and jump from one to another in a matter of seconds. Some guys get the extra brackets for each car so moving the G-TECH from one car to another is really a snap.

2hr data-acquisition

RR model comes with 2 Megs of FLASH. This is enough to store over two hours of Road Racing/Autocross sessions (10 Hz recording.) That's more than full-blown data-acquisition systems costing thousands!

PC Download Cable

RR model comes with the PC Download Cable that is used to quickly hook-up to your PC and download all your runs and sessions.

PASS software screen shots:

Horsepower

G-Tech Pro RR will give you accurate horsepower ratings for your car before and after modifications. It's a great way to see if you are making the right improvements.

Torque

With the revolutionary new RPM pickup right from the cigarette lighter, the G-tech unit can measure torque and display a dyno-plot graph. G-Tech is the only people in the world to do this at this time.

60 ft Time

60 ft. time is a new measurement which helps with determining if your car is "hooking up" or not.

1/8 & 1/4 Mile Time

These two measurements are what has made G-Tech a household name with car enthusiasts all over the world.

0-60 & 0-100 MPH Times

0-60 MPH is another standard measurement with the new 0-100 becoming increasingly more popular with the magazines.

RPM & Shift lights

RPM's and shiftl ights is what Tesla Electronics is particularly proud of. They have invented this technology. NO ONE in the world can pick up RPM's from the cigarette lighter port. Yes, MSD Ignitions and even DIESELS work!!

Handling G's

G-Tech/Pro RR model has a unique new G-arrow that shows you the direction of the G's that you are pulling. And new large G numbers that are easy to read at a glance.

Record up to 30 Runs

With the new friendly icon-based user interface you can chose and review any of your runs in a matter of a couple of button clicks.

3 Precision Sensors

This is the only G-meter that has X, Y, and Z precision accelerometers. This improves accuracy and consistency. It allows you to orient the G-Tech/Pro unit any way you like.

Warranty:

Unit is covered by manufacturers 1 year warranty.

Price:

$495.00

Shipping:

$15.00 via Australia Post registered post.

$20.00 via TNT overnight courier.

Payment:

Paypal or Direct Deposit

Contact:

[email protected]

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