A newer and much simpler way to get started with Cosworth Pi Toolbox and the GM PDR.

The second installation of the video series on using the Cosworth Pi Toolbox to analyze GM Performance Data Recorder (PDR) files. This time we look at setting up your workbook.

In this video we actually walk through comparing two laps and show how to use the data to identify places where you can improve your lap time. I also talk a bit about slicks vs the Michelin Cup 2 tires on the C7 Z06.

Perhaps the most frustrating aspect of the GM PDR system is when you have data with different finish lines. This video will walk you through how to avoid that and how to work around it when it does happen.

In this video we use data and video from the Performance Data Recorder and Cosworth Pi Toolbox to analyze a problem on track - a tank slapper.

Here's how to setup and use math channels with Cosworth Pi toolbox to help analyze PDR data. We'll talk about how math channels work, to include using Excel lookup tables and registers, and walk through several useful channels.

This video focused on how to use the map display with the Cosworth Pi Toolbox. We'l go over how to lay data on it in order to help with data analysis. This video also compares the GM Cosworth Toolbox map display and shows you when to use one over the other.

This video shows how you can take multiple channels in a display such as a Time/Distance display and change their order and size to suit your analytic needs.