Anyone Hardwired a G Tech Pro?
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From: Defending the US Constitution in Northern CA
Re: Anyone Hardwired a G Tech Pro? (BQuicksilver)
We haven't put in one of the G-techs yet, but just installed on of the Escort units in the area of the ash tray two weeks ago.
Racer
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From: granada hills california
Re: Anyone Hardwired a G Tech Pro? (BQuicksilver)
One good thing about it being removable is when someone talks *!:* you can put it in there car and get there reaction when there 11 second 66 nova runs a modest 13.8 and there 9000 rpm smallblock peeters out at 6900. I was sure suprised how many people have some sort of car problem when you bring good old "G" with you. :cheers:
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Safety Car
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From: Indianapolis Indiana
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Re: Anyone Hardwired a G Tech Pro? (SQEZN BI)
I was sure suprised how many people have some sort of car problem when you bring good old "G" with you. :cheers:
Le Mans Master
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Re: Anyone Hardwired a G Tech Pro? (BQuicksilver)
Just curious if anyone's done it.
Pictures are always welcome. :)
Pictures are always welcome. :)
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Re: Anyone Hardwired a G Tech Pro? (tattooed)
G-Tech's website doesn't recommend hardwiring and they don't offer a hardwire kit.
They do say though that if you do hardwire one to make sure to use a 1 amp inline fuse.
I have thought about it but it seems to be not so much of where to mount it as how to mount it.
They do say though that if you do hardwire one to make sure to use a 1 amp inline fuse.
I have thought about it but it seems to be not so much of where to mount it as how to mount it.
