PLX KiWi Wifi with DevToaster Rev

This is a short demo of an iPhone 3g using DevToaster's Rev app, reading from a PLX Kiwi Wifi OBD II adapter. This video was taken in a 2001 BMW Z3 3.0i.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• PLX
• KiWi
• Wifi
• with
• DevToaster
• Rev

[dreamingwell]

There is a number in the middle of the gauge. But there is no "number only" display.

[Sebass1996Dude]

Plz thumbs up if you think this vid diserves a top comment

:D

[x02ssmarox]

*form of measurement

[x02ssmarox]

Torque(Android)>Rev. ODB=Old Dirty Bastard. Metric is a for of length measurement, what they mean to call them are PIDs. Torque for Android blows this app away, and its less than $5 from the market.

[rctheil]

Good vid. I bought both just recently and I'm far from impressed. Too laggy, no ability to export data, no digital only displays, only analog/digital combinations. Hard to read a number because it's so small. ZERO responses to feedback from DevToaster... I pay them $40, and they give me a crappy program. It's disappointing. I'm not willing to pay money to try the other ones to see if they are better. Bummer.

[AntonyTrickrider]

Greate demo! Is it posible to tune the car with the ful application? (is it posible to modify the factory ECU setings fore more performance and gain hp?)

Thanx!

[iamsuperbleeder]

hey you're battery is about dead XD

[WTFGUY956]

dyslexia

[MTLAccord]

Awsome, however, it's OBD, and not ODB.

[MAZDAEYESONLY]

Why the REV looks "pretty" the UK Made OBD+Key and it's software, shows line graphics with min max values, average, and you can show up to 6 metrics on one screen. You can also export.

Software is also PC based, with Bluetooth or WI-FI Dongle. BT is small and great with no cables in the way.