[Dominator]

Anyone have torque pro or another app that shows boost and possibly afr????
I already have the Bluetooth dongle and was wondering if any of these apps are worth purchasing until I can get a gauge setup installed??

 

[milesej05]

I had the original torque free app when I had my Droid 3 and loved it. Very user friendly. I went back in time and now have a flip phone and an ipod touch and APPLE upsets me alot because they will not let you bluetooth to ANYTHING other than headsets (and a few other phone accessories)

 

[cbvet]

That's all I run, it's dead nuts on to my datalogs, I use the real fast MT one and it works way way better than the cheaper one, I use a splitter to datalog and it's crazy how identical the log is. I've got mine set up to monitor cat temps, KR, oil coolant, rpm, speed, AFR, ambient, and IAT.

 

[Dominator]

So torque pro can be setup to run boost and afr's as well as a few other items on screen?
I read it is customizable as well?
What is the difference between torque and torque pro?

 

[cbvet]

So torque pro can be setup to run boost and afr's as well as a few other items on screen?
I read it is customizable as well?
What is the difference between torque and torque pro?

Yes you can customize it, and runs butt load of different things, does 0-60 and 1/4 mile times too. Now mind you these are not accurate, they are just a model to go by to see if you've improved.

Don't know the difference

 

[btswein]

Buy the Pro version. Support the developer. Lite version hasn't been updated in almost a year, Pro is updated regularly. Well with the $5. Differences are attached.



Sent while enjoying a Pabst

 

[tanked_darren]

I have torque pro. For 5$ its a great deal. The pro version is way better and ad free

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[GRI]

So do you need anything besides your phone?

 

[SS2013MaxTow]

I ordered this Friday...

 

[btswein]

So do you need anything besides your phone?

Your phone, Blue tooth dongle, and Torque and you're peachy.

Sent while enjoying a Pabst

 

[cbvet]

I highly recommend the OBDLinkMX one it's a little expensive but it works a lot better and is way faster and gives accurate read outs instantly vs lag with the cheaper $25 ones
http://www.scantool.net/obdlink-mx.html

 

[GRI]

I highly recommend the OBDLinkMX one it's a little expensive but it works a lot better and is way faster and gives accurate read outs instantly vs lag with the cheaper $25 ones
http://www.scantool.net/obdlink-mx.html

So it's a hundred for the dongle and $100 for the software?
Damn

 

[cbvet]

So it's a hundred for the dongle and $100 for the software?
Damn

No you don't need the software, just the dongle unless you wanna datalog with it. Software is for the computer. I don't have the software

 

[GRI]

So of works in conjunction with an ap?

 

[theocoog]

So of works in conjunction with an ap?

You need the Torque Pro app AND a Bluetooth OBDII dongle to interface with the truck and provide Torque with data. The ODBLinkMX dongle that cbvet refers to is a really good dongle, and will provide you with the best results. You can ALSO buy desktop software from them, but you don't need it.

 

[GRI]

What are some less expensive options?

 

[cbvet]

I used this one at first but it just didn't keep up good, but does work and give you info
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005NLQAHS/ref=redir_mdp_mobile

 

[scap99]

Chad, does your afr ever blink out and hit zero like the app or dongle hiccups?

 

[GRI]

What about the iPhone?

 

[cbvet]

Chad, does your afr ever blink out and hit zero like the app or dongle hiccups?

Yes it did with that amazon one, but not with the MX one, that's why I got that one.