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Kainedogg · 03-17-2013, 07:38 AM

Morning guys. On my '84 C10 LS swap, I used the Torq app and Ebay Bluetooth OBD2 adapter, all for a whopping total of $18. It was invaluable when getting the truck started and checking to see my tps opening, temperature and rpm's. Best part is, its an Android so once I bought the app, I simply reloaded it to my Galaxy Tab and now I have a bigger display...hmmm, maybe I can figure out a way to mount it permanently.

03-17-2013, 07:38 AM	#14
Kainedogg Registered User Join Date: May 2012 Location: MacDill AFB\Tampa Posts: 151	Re: Engine Monitor for Smart Phones Morning guys. On my '84 C10 LS swap, I used the Torq app and Ebay Bluetooth OBD2 adapter, all for a whopping total of $18. It was invaluable when getting the truck started and checking to see my tps opening, temperature and rpm's. Best part is, its an Android so once I bought the app, I simply reloaded it to my Galaxy Tab and now I have a bigger display...hmmm, maybe I can figure out a way to mount it permanently.