Post by lesbaldry on Apr 12, 2010 7:00:20 GMT
For those who dont want to go down the route of "lap top track side programing" but just want a press and play speedo that delivers the goods!
I have been testing the LRP version to its limits on a track that needs top end speed and midfield grunt.I coupled it with what I would call a good all round motor the 13.5 GM...Does it work? yes with out a doubt,its as fast as anything I ran against,Faster than some 10.5s
,the power delivery was very smooth,but importantly the brakes are outstanding.This speedo has no "back stick " brake settings to worry about ,it seems to sense the motors speed and apply just enough brakes no mater how fast your corner speed entry is...basically I could stand the car on its nose with confidence in any corner with very little fear of the wheels suddenly locking.
Ps Ian Newton and his Photon(with early GM speedo/Trinity EA combo) set a new unofficial 17.5 track record at Aldershot yesterday....Tighten you Apexs chap and a 20 lapper is yours
I have been testing the LRP version to its limits on a track that needs top end speed and midfield grunt.I coupled it with what I would call a good all round motor the 13.5 GM...Does it work? yes with out a doubt,its as fast as anything I ran against,Faster than some 10.5s
,the power delivery was very smooth,but importantly the brakes are outstanding.This speedo has no "back stick " brake settings to worry about ,it seems to sense the motors speed and apply just enough brakes no mater how fast your corner speed entry is...basically I could stand the car on its nose with confidence in any corner with very little fear of the wheels suddenly locking.Ps Ian Newton and his Photon(with early GM speedo/Trinity EA combo) set a new unofficial 17.5 track record at Aldershot yesterday....Tighten you Apexs chap and a 20 lapper is yours
