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This may have been discussed before in which case I apologise.
http://www.devtoaster.com/products/rev/
http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=21288
freebie
I know there are others and I have read various discussions on them, for example the freebie doesn't work well with Turbos.
Given the snow in most parts of the UK. perhaps now isn't a great time to try them out but the snow will melt, the days will get longer and a young man's thoughts turn to just how fast does his Porsche accelerate.
Best regards
I have revlite which was free I think and PocketDyno (free version).
Pocket Dyno works well, but I'm not convinced of its accuracy, as my standard (I think) 996 Turbo Tip recorded 0-100 mph in 6.84 seconds... Seeing as though Porsche think it should take about 9 seconds for a manual, I am not convinced.
I also recorded 0-60 mph in less than 6 seconds in my Supercharged RRS... Might be about right for a 2010 5.0 litre, but this was a 4.2.
I have the RevLite and the Dynolicious version and I'm not convinced by either of them. My Performance Box certainly "appears to give consistent results" and quite a lot of the car publications use it, Chris Harris and the likes so I think you pay for what you get in this instance.
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