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Scan gauge
Anyone use this product? I like this as a alternative to having pillar gauges. http://www.scangauge.com/products/scangaugeii/
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Look into the app "TORQUE" it costs like 10$ and works with a bluetooth OBD connector 20$. With the app and OBD connector, your phone now can put out live data in the picture of gauges for almost every sensor. Def pretty cool for 30$. Oh and you can pull and clear check engine light codes
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Look into the app "TORQUE" it costs like 10$ and works with a bluetooth OBD connector 20$. With the app and OBD connector, your phone now can put out live data in the picture of gauges for almost every sensor. Def pretty cool for 30$. Oh and you can pull and clear check engine light codes
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Originally Posted by BLAQ&GREYs2k' timestamp='1368042822' post='22528826
Look into the app "TORQUE" it costs like 10$ and works with a bluetooth OBD connector 20$. With the app and OBD connector, your phone now can put out live data in the picture of gauges for almost every sensor. Def pretty cool for 30$. Oh and you can pull and clear check engine light codes
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I have been using a Scangauge on my S2000s for the past 4 years succesfully.
Neat interface, professional looking piece of kit and works beautifully well. A few people have installed them in their cars - they look the part.
Neat interface, professional looking piece of kit and works beautifully well. A few people have installed them in their cars - they look the part.
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I bought one mainly to monitor intake temps after I added a snorkel to my oem box. I never thought of running it permanently though I carry it in my car all the time in case I need to clear a CEL. I just keep mine loosely placed around the center console. For those who have mounted theirs where have you guys placed them within the car ?.
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Just bought one of the orange & blue ones & downloaded Torque Lite (free). I can do everything I want from pull & clear codes to set up a bunch of gauges. THe paid version has more stuff, but those are like 1/4 mile timers and such, which aren't needed IMO.
It works awesomely and recommend it 100%. Like $17 total , so much win.
It works awesomely and recommend it 100%. Like $17 total , so much win.
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Just bought one of the orange & blue ones & downloaded Torque Lite (free). I can do everything I want from pull & clear codes to set up a bunch of gauges. THe paid version has more stuff, but those are like 1/4 mile timers and such, which aren't needed IMO.
It works awesomely and recommend it 100%. Like $17 total , so much win.
It works awesomely and recommend it 100%. Like $17 total , so much win.
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