scangauge II versus torque pro dashcommand

I also have a 2010 Maxima that I would like whatever I end up buying to work with. I have a 2008 V8 Limited if that is of importance. I am not opposed to paying for quality but with plenty costing $10 and several costing >$100 there is likely someone in the middle who makes a quality unit a reasonable price but doesn't have the brand recognition of OBDLink and thus who doesn't charge for that. So my question is, are there people in the 4th gen forum who have experience with an OBDLink with Torque pro?Ĭan anyone recommend a reliable and comprehensive as the MX device that isn't as pricey as an OBDlink MX ($100 at the moment)? I would like the ability to read ABS/SRS protocols in addition to OBDII protocols, which the MX and Torque Pro combination allow for. I have plenty of friends who are Chevy guys so I might as well as pony up a little extra to gain some extra functionality for them. I am leaning towards the OBDLink MX since it also supports Ford/GM protocols. I couldn't find many notable discussions around the 4th gen about a wireless protocol and torque pro. While others like the Torque Pro for data collection and plotting among other features. Some topics seem to suggest a preferance towards Scangauge

I am aware of the usability factors between the two but I cannot find is a real comparison with the 4Runners. There seems to be two paths that are common: either a dedicated reader such as Scangauge or some sort of wireless protocol (OBDlink/cheap chinese knockoffs et al) that pair with Torque Pro. I am looking into buying an OBDII monitor/reader.

Scangauge II versus torque pro dashcommand