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iPhone Dynolicious vs G-Tech (http://www.dpccars.com/car-videos-08/08-10-08page-iPhone-Dynolicious-vs-G-Tech.htm) The Garage419 crew heads up to Englishtown Raceway with the iPhone's Dynolicious software and a G-Tech Pro to finally see who's the king handheld performance monitoring tool.

Do you have this on your Iphone trev0006? After watching this I put it on mine and will let you know what I think :cool:

Wow...I need to get this for my iPhone!

Just bought it. The reviews seem mixed, but hey, for $13 it's worth a try.

So with limited testing - 3 sort of runs - this seems to work great. The speeds seem to match up great. The only thing that seems off is the HP calculations. The highest it has reported is 305HP. I have the Drivetrain Loss set to 25% so that may be high - not too sure though.
C.

Drive train loss on average is 20%.

Thanks Andy, I'll see if it's more accurate with that update.
C.

Drive train loss on average is 20%.

I know I could look this up, but to keep this thread up to date for dynalicious settings, what vehicle weight should we use?

I used 3,780 lbs - from the lexus.ca website.

3,780 is correct for weight.