I am thinking of getting a performance measuring / data logging thingy and I found two which I am not familiar with. Can anyone tell me what's the story on these two? a. Racelogic PerformanceBox PerformanceBox - Datalogger and Performance Meter b. vi-performance OBDII performance monitor, car performance datalogging & car diagnostics for OBD II port | VI - Virtual Instrumentation | Homepage If you know of any others, please let me know as well. I have an old G-Tech (I am not sure if it's the SS or the RR) but it never really worked for me. TIA:cheers:
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YOUR RESEARCHRacelogic vs. vi-performance
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