Drop in a RaceChrono export and get a synchronized GPS track map, telemetry charts, lap comparison, and oil-pressure health analysis grounded in the FA24 factory service manual — all running in your browser.
If you're running a GR86 or BRZ on track with a RaceChrono CSV export in hand, this reads it — no upload to a third party, no account, no waiting.
Compare laps against your fastest with a distance-aligned delta chart — see exactly where you gained or lost time, corner by corner.
Oil pressure, oil temp, RPM, and G-load in one view — with a detector built to tell real sustained drops apart from sensor noise.
Click anywhere on the map or any chart and jump straight to that exact moment — speed, G-force, and engine data all in sync.
RaceChrono's CSV v3 format brings in GPS, IMU, and CAN-bus channels together — the analyzer parses all of it and keeps the map, charts, and cursor in sync.
Speed-colored racing line, click-to-locate, ghost overlay of your fastest lap.
Time gained/lost vs. any reference lap, plotted against distance, not time.
Full-resolution traces synced to the map cursor.
Cornering and braking/acceleration loads, peak and average per lap.
RPM-relative health analysis — see the full write-up below.
All four corners, peak/min per session, plotted on a car diagram.
The expected-pressure curve is built from the FA24 factory service manual's own minimum-pressure points, not an arbitrary threshold — and it only flags a drop once it's sustained long enough to be a real mechanical event.
Not a generic "should work with anything" claim — this is the exact data path it's built and verified on.
Cloud-saved sessions and shareable links are in progress — sign in, save a session, and hand someone a link that opens straight into this same analyzer, no account required to view it. The analyzer above already works fully today without any of that; this is additive, not a gate.