jsmoriss

Hi everyone,

I was thinking of picking up an Equus/Innova 3130 CAN OBDII scan tool, but then wondered if I wouldn't be better with a PC application instead. From what I gather, the PC versions can also give you performance metrics (something like Auto Enginuity's SpeedTracer). What do you guys think? What's the best investment?


Thanks,
js.

jsmoriss

Never mind... I decided to buy Auto Enginuity's PC application, including the Chrysler expansion pack. I like the idea of getting a baseline before I change the muffler, add the jet chip, add the snorkel, etc., etc. :-)

I'll let you guys know what I find...

js.

tgrt

That looks like a nice tool and nice software. Make sure the pack includes model year 2007. The website indicated it was up to 2006. I thought the price was decent too.

Clickety

JackMac4

dang yeah that looks sweet...I'll be interested in hearing how that works for you -- and especially if it works better than a hand held tool

marquis

I read in the paper today that Murray's has OBD scan tools for loan, with a deposit. If you are looking to check fault codes, this might be the way to go.

tgrt

I would waste so much time on one of those things. Looking at data, analyzing. God forbid that you can export it to some type of database. I'd never get any sleep.

tgrt

We never heard from you on this. How does it work for you?