PDA-Dyno - Has anyone seen this?

[viper98885]

I am not sure if this should go here or in the Lounge, but I'll give it a shot here since it's car related. I just got my new set of Nology wires for my 3.4L V6 and they sent a brochure for a "PDA-Dyno" with it. It looks pretty damn nice and works as a OBDII scan tool too. Check out the link below for all of it's capabilites.

BTW, the Nology wires that I have here are pretty badass.

Nology PDA-Dyno & Scantool

[Jason McCallister]

I've been debating on this one for a while now.... just trying to justify the money. ;) The only bad thing about ALL PDA OBD-II diagnostic scanners are that they do NOT support brand enhanced parameters where as my Autotap does. :(

[viper98885]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Jason McCallister:
I've been debating on this one for a while now.... just trying to justify the money. ;) The only bad thing about ALL PDA OBD-II diagnostic scanners are that they do NOT support brand enhanced parameters where as my Autotap does. :( <hr></blockquote>

According to the Nology website, you download the parameters for the brand of car you are working on and upload those onto your PDA.

DTC Downloads

As far as the price, I agree. But then I was thinking that considering 3 dyno runs is $75, this would pay for itself in a small amount of time.

[Jason McCallister]

That's only for Diagnostic Trouble Codes, not enhanced parameters.

For example, you won't be able to read individual cylinder misfires or knock retard. [img]graemlins/crybaby.gif[/img]