Fixd OBD2 Tool
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Racer
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Fixd OBD2 Tool
Has anyone tried this product? Seems like a good deal and with the purchase of an additional $9 app, does a whole lot more. Seriously considering this, just looking for some feedback.
Drifting
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Has anyone tried this product? Seems like a good deal and with the purchase of an additional $9 app, does a whole lot more. Seriously considering this, just looking for some feedback.
https://www.amazon.com/Foseal-Scanne...&keywords=fixd
https://www.amazon.com/Foseal-Scanne...&keywords=fixd
I have one of the generic bluetooth scanners like that. Is there a reason you prefer wifi over bluetooth? Also, I paid less than $10 for mine and use it with the Torque Pro app. Might be worth considering .
Safety Car
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If you have an android device, I would highly suggest getting a bluetooth one. The wifi ones work fine, but your phone will try to disconnect you from the wifi network as it has no internet and can take a while to connect.
Race Director
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I have a BFh I believe, and paid $4.50 for the Torque Pro. Entire cost less than $20, and it works great. As a bonus I can even display my phone's screen with Torque Pro on my Kenwood head unit and have real-time guage readouts displayed there.
Last edited by Corvette_Ed; Jul 12, 2017 at 03:23 PM.
Drifting
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I have an Android head unit that can run Torque (and any Android app) natively. I find the screen is really too low to be super useful. Do you use yours on the head unit often?
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