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(More customer reviews)This is a product that has been around for a long time. The factory website doesn't show it as a current product, so I am guessing these are a blowout of old stock. Will it be replaced? I don't know, but I doubt it. At the $200 list price I have always found these units I wanted one, but this is not an item you will use all the time, and I am ( cheap / careful with my money. - pick either )
At this price, and suspecting that when they are gone they will be gone for good, if you have ever wanted one, now is the time.
It works well, as advertised. Checked my performance and have been passing it amongst friends. After it makes the loop of my friends, it will probably be used infrequently... but this price I can justify this type of use. If you are a car person, adjusting your tune - either motor or handling, this is a very inexpensive alternative to visiting a dragstrip or skidpad. I am not sure the skidpad type of numbers are accurate, but reviews indicate the acceleration figures are indeed accurate with this device.
Have fun, but be careful where and when you use this. The seller is not "Amazon" but a third party that sells through Amazon. I found them to be very reliable, fast shipping, and fast to reply to an email.
Paul
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This clever Vehicle Performance Computer is a two-axis accelerometer, a performance computer that delivers quite a bit more data than any dragstrip. As the name suggests, it measures G forces and does so in all four quadrants: acceleration, braking and left/right. It records acceleration including elapsed time to 60 feet and rollout (primarily a measure of driver reaction time and staging technique, both crucial to winning drag races); time to 330 feet, 1/8 mile, 1,000 feet and quarter-mile, plus trap speed. It also displays braking distance and rate of deceleration. "We've used other performance computers but the Passport G Timer raises the bar another notch in accuracy, utility and user-friendly operation. Short of owning a dragstrip . . . it's the best investment you'll ever make." - RadarTest.com
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