OBDII gauges

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Ryanmac119

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Anyone have a recommendation for OBDII gauges? I found a thread from 2014 that mentions Torque Pro ap and an OBDII BT/USB adapter, but wondering if there are better options now.
Vehicle is 2014 Expy
 

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OBDLink MX+
https://www.obdlink.com/mxp/

Comes with it’s own app. Also now with the MX+ all the premium stuff is included for unlimited vehicles.
Used to include 1 vehicle with purchase and like $5 a vehicle after that.

Their app is really good. Small learning curve to it.
 

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I've had an Aeroforce Interceptor for 8 years. It's been a champ and even survived being tboned in the driver side despite being in my a pillar.

You can set what 2 parameters you want to see on screen or have it cycle through up to 8 at interval or manually go through all of them (selectable in menu), there are warning lights that can be configured if certain critical thresholds are met. The screens come in a few colors and can do the standard mode or an inversion for better contrast in certain conditions. They're made in a few different display colors, one of which matches the green of the 2nd gen dash lighting.

https://www.aeroforcetech.com/products_order_ford.html
 
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