The old one you physically had to level it... It was hard to level it right. Plus, if you didn't aim it properly (parallel with the car) you could get incorrect readings. the Competition model is awesome, I think it has 3 gyro's so it auto levels and does everything itself. As long as you enter the right weight and do it on a really flat surface. I love it but haven't been able to use it much. The land here isn't that flat. I went to the dragstrip with the Competition model, but I didn't get to race that night. Next season.sizleen said:I have one and I think it works just fine. It sounds like people have problems with the mph being off. To fix that you just have to change the weight of the car setting. A far as leveling goes it is not that hard at all. Maybe on the old one it was hard. Just follow the arrows that are on the display, piece of cake. I have found it to be very accurate on the the 1/8 mile but that is all that I have tried it on besides the street. The road has to be perfectly flat for it to be accurate. gt-tech.com is where I got mine. You'll love it dude!
Has reaction time too, it's so cool99CobraJMS said:I use my Competition to work on my 60 ft times. Plus I use the Shift lights since with 4.10s and 548 at the rear I get to the REV LIM fast.
See my SIG, I need heavy work on my 60 ft time.
John