discussion Any one using draggy gps ?

gavsadler

///Member
I’ve got a dragy and from my experience it seems very accurate. Much better than any free phone apps available.

I cannot comment on accuracy compared to Torque Pro though.
 

TurboLlew

Honorary ///Member
Had one - very accurate according to all accounts. definitely a step up from the phone GPS + free apps. The app itself is stable but it always annoyed me that you pay a premium for hardware and yet you get served an advert for burger motorsport every time it starts up.

I sold mine because I just never used it enough and it was collecting dust on a shelf. If you are big into measuring your times or competing often then go for it, but otherwise just borrow one from somebody, do your testing and buy them a 6 pack of beers in return. If it ever did lap timing (promised as a feature for years now) then it would have made more sense to keep it for me.
 

KarshS

///Member
I use my dragy alot. Especially when trying different launch techniques and fuel mixes.
Only problem i have is finding a flat enough long road close to home to do tests.
I use the same road and point to get the results.
Its pretty much on par with track times, i use it at the track as well since you always dont get your time you ran while driving (Unless you have someone standing there and giving your times on each run)
 

Quick///M

Well-known member
I use my dragy alot. Especially when trying different launch techniques and fuel mixes.
Only problem i have is finding a flat enough long road close to home to do tests.
I use the same road and point to get the results.
Its pretty much on par with track times, i use it at the track as well since you always dont get your time you ran while driving (Unless you have someone standing there and giving your times on each run)
Agree finding a flat surfaced road is the key to launch testing. Definitely will look into buying one
 

Konic

Well-known member
I have Torque pro and Dragy, and when it comes to 0-100 / 1/4 mile times the dragy takes it hands down, but that is if you have that decent flat surface to do your tests, otherwise it shows as invalid if it is too much of a downward slope,

Where if you use the Torque pro, you can drive down a mine shaft it will still give you your 0-100 time as accurate
 
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