[billy_the_kid]

I recently purchased an accelorameter, Passport G-Timer GT2. It retails for about 179.00 at http://www.escortradar.com/gtimer-specifications.htm and I was able to purchase a new one for 53.99 at Amazon.com. I had an opportunity to test it this weekend. I was surprised with the results. Keep in mind, I have a 2006 Mustang GT, Auto and the only modification is flowmaster axle back exhaust, so far. I did 3 runs on the car. The 1st run was minimal wheel shin, 2nd and 3rd run the car opened up and had a lot of wheel spin causing the car to fish tail, it was awesome. I have ordered 3.73 gears and look forward to testing the car after installation. The acceleration numbers are below:


---------------1---------- 2-------- 3
0 - 10--- 0.47----- 0.42----- 0.42
0 - 20 ---1.32----- 1.33-----1.33
0 - 30-----2.30-----2.25-----2.17
0 - 40-----3.05-----3.13-----3.02
0 - 50 ----4.17-----4.18-----4.05
0 - 60 ----5.65-----5.42-----5.33
0 - 70---- 7.37----6.93------6.82
0 - 80 ----9.38----8.53----- 8.45
0 - 90 ---12.37---10.45----10.55
0 - 100 ------------12.95----13.15


------------------Run # 1---MPH----Run # 2----MPH----Run # 3---MPH
60 ft -------------2.25------------------2.25----------------------2.23
330 ft -----------6.02------------------6.02----------------------5.95
1\8 ---------------9.20---- 77.90-----9.07--------81.60------9.00-------81.70
1000 ft---------11.93----------------11.65---------------------11.60
1\4------------- 14.30-----95.00----13.85-------102.80----13.82-----101.80

[06RedfireGT]

It will be interesting to go to the strip and compare times between the Passport and the track timers to see how accurate it is.