GT4 Track Precision and Sport Chrono retrofit
#1
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GT4 Track Precision and Sport Chrono retrofit
I removed Sport Chrono from my build when I learned it didn't do anything special in the GT4 unless you had the nav option ticked as well. I kind of wanted to Track Prescision app, but it's general unreliability made me skip the nav and chrono upcharges.
I have now learned that you can turn on the nav via some Linux hacking. Since I don't have the chrono either, would I be out of luck in getting the app to work?
I have now learned that you can turn on the nav via some Linux hacking. Since I don't have the chrono either, would I be out of luck in getting the app to work?
#2
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No idea, but the app reliability is truly awful so I wouldn’t recommend spending any time or energy on it.
#3
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Porsche should license the C8 Corvette technology.🤣
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I removed Sport Chrono from my build when I learned it didn't do anything special in the GT4 unless you had the nav option ticked as well. I kind of wanted to Track Prescision app, but it's general unreliability made me skip the nav and chrono upcharges.
I have now learned that you can turn on the nav via some Linux hacking. Since I don't have the chrono either, would I be out of luck in getting the app to work?
I have now learned that you can turn on the nav via some Linux hacking. Since I don't have the chrono either, would I be out of luck in getting the app to work?
#7
Burning Brakes
Probably virtually identical to this in a 991:
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#8
Track precision requires sport chrono and Porsche Connect
when you purchase the Nav option it also includes Porsche Connect (hardware)
Just doing the software Nav enable does not add the Porsche Connect hardware to your car
when you purchase the Nav option it also includes Porsche Connect (hardware)
Just doing the software Nav enable does not add the Porsche Connect hardware to your car