Best Android App for GPS 1/4 mile time/speed??

[bottletalk]

here's some screenshots

[bottletalk]

Originally Posted by silversleeper

Be careful with Torq on the android app store. It isn't on the apple app store. One is good, one is a copy scam thing of the real torq app.

torque was never available for iOS, I think it was because of apples bluetooth and maybe the lack of obd wireless modules that work with ios, anyway android only unless things changed in the last year.

[chevy pilot]

Originally Posted by pyroguy

Mid model year in 2010 they started to put backup sensors.

RPO code UD7 (Sensor indicator near obstacle detection /rear parking assist)

I have backup sensors,car is 10/09.

[FASTFATBOY]

Dragy is the most accurate

https://dragymotorsports.com/

https://burgertuning.com/products/dr...formance-meter

[joshnmn]

+1 for Dragy

[paulss5]

Hey there! I've been following this thread and couldn't help but chime in. When it comes to a "legit app that pays real money," it's crucial to keep your eyes wide open. There are plenty of apps out there that promise the world but don't deliver much in the end. My advice? Always double-check reviews and keep your guard up.

In my experience, the more straightforward the app seems, the better. Some of these platforms are sketchy at best, but every once in a while, you might stumble upon a hidden gem. Let's keep this conversation going—what's been your best (or worst) app experience? Can't wait to hear your thoughts!