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10-06-2002, 12:06 PM
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Race weight
It's very important when using the G-Tech for rwhp measurement to get the correct weight entered. Your car may weigh more than you think. Take it to a metal salvage co. and pay the $5 to get it weighed. When I did mine they did it:
1.) car alone 2.) car + me 3.) front axle 4.) rear axle All for $5. You want the weight for the car with you in it for the test weight for the G-Tech. If you put in too low of a weight, it will say less rwhp. If the 245 rwhp is correct, you still have about 300 net flywheel SAE hp. Not really too bad. Rev
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