Scangauge 2?

[Michael Perez]

I was debating on getting this when I had a truck. And now I'm debating once again lol. Would this be useful for my Si?

 

[squiggy]

You have an Android phone?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.prowl.torque&hl=en

 

[Michael Perez]

iPhone 5

I read there was comparability issues with the transponders

 

[squiggy]

iPhone 5

I read there was comparability issues with the transponders

Nah. Just get a good Bluetooth OBDII adapter and you will be fine.

 

[Phaheem]

It's a great device that provides a lot of info. Aside from the OBD II diagnostics that it provides, however, I think the rest of the stuff is just a novelty, or will become a novelty over time. Especially in our cars with the iMID (and more so if you have the Navi option.)

I wanted one when I had a '96 Civic DX because that car provided ZERO info lol.

But the good thing about Scan Gauge is that it has customizable info and colors to match. I've seen some pretty stealth/clean installs too.

Keep us posted if you get one!

 

[silversilvia]

I have one and I love mine, although it has travelled from car to car for me so I didn't just buy it for my civic. I use it mainly for water temp and volt meter for this car and to clear codes if it ever comes up. There is also an air intake temp which is somewhat useful. There is another company that makes something similar called an ultragauge for $60.

 

[Michael Perez]

I'm talking about with the iOS firmware there were issues not with the droids. Plus the apple App Store doesn't really have a solid app like the torque one. They are all iffy.

Ill keep posted if I decided to get one

Nah. Just get a good Bluetooth OBDII adapter and you will be fine.