[mcoupe]

Seen it. Little expensive I find. You need the app. $50 and then their WiFi interface for $230. All in all comes to $300 and I am not sure how accurate it is.

There are other apps in the apple store for a lot less. I got one called gMeter. Has some cool features and will test it on the track in the next couple of weeks.

 

[GTsRasta]

I'll eventually get this for a little more money:

Greddy - Founded and Driven by Racers

No point hooking it up to a phone that will eventually be old technology in 4-5 years time when this thing is more purposeful and records just about as much things, including short and long term fuel trims.

It can do all the things Rev can do, plus it can also hook up to the v-manage and f-manage.

 

[tandemracer]

I'll eventually get this for a little more money:

Greddy - Founded and Driven by Racers
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But will this work on a Lotus? The website does not list our cars in their compatibility sheet.

 

[charliex]

apparently frank bought one, so we'll find out soon enough, but it seems like a bit of a waste of money.

 

[MacMan]

I've used Dynolicious on the iPhone. It has some of the same features as Rev (recording G forces, 0-60, Quarter Mile times, etc.) and doesn't cost much. I think it was $10. Doesn't plug into your car though, so no reading codes.

Seems to be pretty spot on, so long as you calibrate it properly and lock it down on the car somewhere (I just grab some masking tape and tape it down so it won't move). It's a lot of fun to use.