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    Bargain of the century :)

    http://www.sxoc.com/vbb/showthread.p...0&pagenumber=3

    I've managed to order a G-Tech pro accellerometer for the miserly sum of £65 from aper performance



    time to measure some stuff
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    For it to be a bargin i need to know how much it costs normally.....

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    £160
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    Eastern and Western Europe and South America:
    USPS Air Mail Letter Post:
    (7-12 day delivery plus Customs clearance time): $11.65
    Total: $64.60
    Please do not ask for a false Customs declaration.

    or about £45 if you could wait a few days for it....

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    A bargain is simply something you really want, that seems like excellent value to you irrespective of what its invented "Retail Price " is........

    Not what discount it has....

    My Airzooka.....a BARGAIN at £12 which is full retail......

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    Originally posted by TiG
    Eastern and Western Europe and South America:
    USPS Air Mail Letter Post:
    (7-12 day delivery plus Customs clearance time): $11.65
    Total: $64.60
    Please do not ask for a false Customs declaration.

    or about £45 if you could wait a few days for it....

    TiG
    where from ? its $140 from their online site
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    Been looking at those things.. They accurate? Lemme know how well it works, I might purchase one at that price!

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    http://www.saxforte.com/data/gtechpr...tech_home.html

    Largest distributor of GTECH kit worldwide, plus its setup to do UK sales too which is good.

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    whats it do



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    That's what I was wondering!!?

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    BHP - standing 1/4 mile & 0-60 times
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    think it mesures power by how fast your accelerating
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    yep - you have to tell it the weight of the car afaik.
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    Originally posted by Lowe
    Been looking at those things.. They accurate? Lemme know how well it works, I might purchase one at that price!
    I had a go with a similar one a couple of years ago, seemed to be pretty accurate. Only problem is finding a good bit of road for a 1/4 mile test, we used the sliproad of the A1

    If you're gonna order one lemme know cos I fancy one myself too.

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    Lowe , bren seemed to think they where quite good , but then again he was selling them

    already ordered it - as well as a new bonnet badge

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