New upgrade for me.

[Pete M]

So, I picked up a Bluetooth OBDII unit, magnetic vent mount and a 7" Android tablet.
Running Dash Command on the tablet is pretty cool!
It said my 0-60 time tonight was 5.4 and my 1/8 was 9.1.
Performance mods are only, K&N intake, Jacfab intake spacer, Jet Stage II chip and VTC.
Do those times sound about right?
(This new toy cost me a whopping $75 for everything and it's a blast!)

[BluedEvil21]

Ya those times sound pretty legit with what you have on the car nice mod enjoy it

[redcoats1976]

pretty cool...

[Jayjellyfish212]

That is pretty cool! Always nice when you can add something to a car to enjoy without breaking the bank.

[RichSS2006]

My iPad mini. Using Dash Command


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[Kenny Camaro]

Saweet! I believe factory time for 0-60 on a manual is 5.8, so 5.4 is a good improvement.

[Pete M]

I like it.
Just one more toy..
I figure if I get tired of it or when I install an Android unit in my dash the tablet can go to my 6 year old grandson....

[Jazzzed]

Ha. Ok, I'll get in on this.

[bonecrusher5150]

So if i have an android tablet. I just need the bluetooth OBD II reader that connects under the dash?

[Jazzzed]

Originally Posted by bonecrusher5150

So if i have an android tablet. I just need the bluetooth OBD II reader that connects under the dash?

I use the ELM type Wifi dongle for the OBD port. I think I got mine off of Amazon for less than $15. Not sure that you want to go with bluetooth as that could cause issues with the other bluetooth items in the vehicle. I have an ipad, but would expect that an Android device would connect via Wifi as well.

EDIT: Ah, Pete M is using the bluetooth dongle, so that will probably be fine too.

EDIT #2: Now that I've thought about it for a bit, I think I bought my Wifi dongle so that I could run Dash Command through Wifi while simultaneously using the bluetooth to connect to the radio for music.

[bonecrusher5150]

Awesome, just ordered mine. I did have all the guages for boost and A/F. But this is so much easier

[bonecrusher5150]

Originally Posted by Pete M

So, I picked up a Bluetooth OBDII unit, magnetic vent mount and a 7" Android tablet.
Running Dash Command on the tablet is pretty cool!
It said my 0-60 time tonight was 5.4 and my 1/8 was 9.1.
Performance mods are only, K&N intake, Jacfab intake spacer, Jet Stage II chip and VTC.
Do those times sound about right?
(This new toy cost me a whopping $75 for everything and it's a blast!)

What are u using to hold tablet

[Pete M]

Originally Posted by bonecrusher5150

What are u using to hold tablet

I got a good magnetic vent holder, it was $25 off the shelf at Walmart. It's and iOttie or something like that
Clips to the A/C vent and magnetically holds the device.
I super glued the metal piece that goes on the phone to the back of the tablet since the glue was cheap.
The tablet is a RCA Voyager from Walmart.com. Cost me $35..

[Pete M]

Originally Posted by Jazzzed

I use the ELM type Wifi dongle for the OBD port. I think I got mine off of Amazon for less than $15. Not sure that you want to go with bluetooth as that could cause issues with the other bluetooth items in the vehicle. I have an ipad, but would expect that an Android device would connect via Wifi as well.

EDIT: Ah, Pete M is using the bluetooth dongle, so that will probably be fine too.

EDIT #2: Now that I've thought about it for a bit, I think I bought my Wifi dongle so that I could run Dash Command through Wifi while simultaneously using the bluetooth to connect to the radio for music.

I use the Bluetooth to connect the dongle the tablet.
That way my phone can still connect to tell car for phone calls.
Was using the phone yesterday with the tablet working.
No problems encountered