Using Torque Android App on my Bonne

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Re: Using Torque Android App on my Bonne

Post by Boreas »

This is what I got, its got super duper neato flashy lights to make it look impressive to your buddies:

http://www.amazon.com/XITECH-BLUETOOTH- ... B003MQ89X4

And of course, the one I really wanted to buy instead, I had found only after buying the above. >:( Its much lower profile, which is better for our bonnies due to the lousy placement of the port. I kept knocking mine off with my foot every time I had to operate the pedals.

I cannot find the exact link to the low-profile OBD dongle, but I found a similar one, which is still better compared to the popular ELM/ XITECH units:

http://www.amazon.com/ELM327-OBD-II-Blu ... 55&sr=8-30
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Re: Using Torque Android App on my Bonne

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jedwards83 wrote:So you can use this on an Android cellphone? :bwoohoo:
Yes, you just need to buy the adapter and the $5 app.
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Re: Using Torque Android App on my Bonne

Post by 2000GreySSEi »

After a week of using the torque scanner. Its still working great. I've been testing my KR everyday now. On WOT runs from a stop my highest KR was 2.1*. However one time I WOT from 35, and the car agressively downshifted from 3-1, and my KR spiked to 5.7*. I guessing false knock :dontknow: , and plus my front mount is bad. Also my intake temp ranges from 95*-120* is that good?

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Re: Using Torque Android App on my Bonne

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i asked about this app a few months ago. glad to hear someone tested it out. looks like i'm ordering the adapter. thanks for the updates.
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Re: Using Torque Android App on my Bonne

Post by jedwards83 »

Bought the adapter for $21.99, and a 3.5" modular pulley system today. 'Tis going to be a fun week.
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