[Trans am Tony]

Anybody have any Experience with this one? Any suggestions on a good app to go with it? Ive heard good things about torque but if there's something better I'm all ears.

 

[GaryDoug]

BAFX has one of the best Bluetooth adapters because it has all the internal parts to support all protocols (older GM, Ford, Chrysler for example) despite what the others advertise. I have one (about $25) and have verified the performance. Do NOT buy the cheaper ones from China; lately they are skimping on parts and most will not work for your car. Torque is good for Android devices and has a free add-on app, TorqueScan, that lets you see many GM-specific parameters in addition to the usual OBD2 standards. I think you need the Torque Pro version ($5) to use it.

 

[Trans am Tony]

Woot, I'm glad i chose the right one. I will get the torque app and try it out

 

[Trans am Tony]

So, i apologize if this is a stupid question but will this show my mpg? I only have torque lite right now ill buy the full version at some point. Its not a huge deal but it would be nice.
I should point out that on torque lite it showa im always getting 0 mpg i wasnt aure if that was a limitation of the lite version