Tazzo vs. G-tech competition

[apzak]

Well, I was close to buying a G-tech pro, but I found out you needed to level it or something, so it isn't very accurate. Then I looked on ebay, and found a tazzo for key works "g-tech". I never knew Tazzo existed, did some research and found out it seems really good. It automatically balances itself, and costs $160 while g-tech competition costs $250. Anyone have a Tazzo or G-tech that can share some info, of if you know anything about either?

If you never knew tazzo existed like me, check http://www.tazzo.com

[Zydeco]

I alwaysed wonderd if though things worked well

[apzak]

I think the self balancing ones are the best. The Gtechs on ebay for $80 that need to be balanced I'm sure are just as accurate, it's just user error. I mean how can you perfectly balance it, and the slope of the road could change too. I almost bought a gtech from someone on bimmerforums. He tested it on his supra and got like 174 horsepower. That sounds 100 percent accurate because that translates into 200hp, and that's how much the supra has.

[brent]

I borrowed 1 a couple of times when I had my MR2 and they are very accurate, we tested it at the track on a supercharge civic, it was with .05 of what the track clocks said