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so I ordered a BAFX Products® - Bluetooth OBD2 scan tool off of Amazon. I've read several reviews and it seems it's a toss up between TouchScan and Torque Pro.

Do ya'll favor one over the other or have a better alternative? They both are about $5 each but, it seems Torque Pro has more plug ins like a video recorder app so you can view your performance after you're done driving as opposed to monitor it while driving.

Thanks :cheers:

Jim :)
 

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From all the reading I have done it seems Torque Pro is the most liked. Since I have an iPhone I got BlueDriver for Christmas. Need to hook it up and see how it works. It got good reviews for the :apple: crowd.
 

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Thanks gents. :cheers:

I was leaning that way. I want to say in the reviews of the blue tooth gadget someone said even though the companies aren't related, BAFX Products suggests Torque Pro in a hand out that comes with the gadget.

I did read some reviews that said TouchScan was easier/better for them. I can always download it if Torque Pro doesn't feel like a good fit. Cheaper then buying a full scanner for what I need.

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Even though Torque Pro's screen can be easily seen on my smart phone I bought a cheap RCA 7'' tablet to use and is a lot easier to monitor the readouts.Just a suggestion.
 

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Even though Torque Pro's screen can be easily seen on my smart phone I bought a cheap RCA 7'' tablet to use and is a lot easier to monitor the readouts.Just a suggestion.

I have the older Samsung 10.1 Tablet but, thanks for the suggestion. That might be a good idea to keep something in the truck more "permanent". :cheers:

Looking like between $35 and $45 at wally world. :thumbs:

Jim
 

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Even though Torque Pro's screen can be easily seen on my smart phone I bought a cheap RCA 7'' tablet to use and is a lot easier to monitor the readouts.Just a suggestion.

I have the older Samsung 10.1 Tablet but, thanks for the suggestion. That might be a good idea to keep something in the truck more "permanent". :cheers:

Looking like between $35 and $45 at wally world. :thumbs:

Jim

That's where I got my RCA :thumbs:
 

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