Auto tap or Scanmaster
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From: Out of Texas, into Tucson, AZ
Re: Auto tap or Scanmaster well, i got the scanmaster on a sale thunder was having...cheaper and less PITA than laptop, but much more limited.
get both? <img src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" border="0">
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get both? <img src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" border="0">
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Re: Auto tap or Scanmaster I just picked up the Scanmaster. Works for tuning like the auto-tap just does less but less than $300 shipped with Tybrne's 10% off sale. And i have a friend with a-tap. Olything i will need it for is maby to look up misfires. I might change when i get more serious into it. I dont have a laptop either.......
Plus i can stay plugged in all the time no need to hook it up and check something. And can be mounted in your line of sight...just my$.02
Plus i can stay plugged in all the time no need to hook it up and check something. And can be mounted in your line of sight...just my$.02
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From: Bridgewater,Ma
Re: Auto tap or Scanmaster Right now I'm just running N2O.I fiqured I'd get something now since next month I'm putting on my FLP's and the future I'm sure I'll be doing more.
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From: Murphy, TX
Re: Auto tap or Scanmaster Depends on what you want to do. The Scanmaster is great for monitoring things at the track during a run. For general pupose diagnotics/analysis Autotap (or other popular scantools like Ease) is probably more appropriate. The right tool for the job applies here.
