I have the ODB2 diagnostic port wired in, my question is what kind of adapter and software do I need? I test drove my 3800na and only seemed to get 20mpg which seems really, really low...

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My 87 GT Poly Suspension Upgrade (all pics) thread
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Modified stock air canister and base to 3.5 inch for 3800na

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I have tunercat obd2, and DHP, both use an AVT-841 cable for tuning. tunercat obd2 needs a standalone datalogger IIRC though. I haven't messed with it too much yet.

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[This message has been edited by ericjon262 (edited 08-26-2013).]

Yeah, that is really low. I'm getting 23-25 when I beat on mine, and about 32 on the highway.

I use a ELM327 Bluetooth OBDII adapter and the Torque Pro app. Best $30 I've ever spent. Logging, realtime monitoring, alarms, etc.

Edited to add that you can check and reset codes. Also does code lookup realtime for descriptions.

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[This message has been edited by aaronkoch (edited 08-26-2013).]

I use a ScanguageII, but there are other ways. Almost any OBD2 program will do it. OBD2 to bluetooth with a smart phone seems to work fine.

I get around 22-23 around town.

-Dave