I have an Edge Insight. Should I get a Scangauge 2?
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How is the Edge on reading codes?
SGII, at least my older version, struggles a bit as a code reader. I have heard they have gotten better.
I'm sure you have seen the list of PIDs the SGII is capable of reading.
But, really, the edge probably has the main things needed. (I'm not familiar with Edge)
Do you have the EGT and fuel pressure add ons with your edge?
Even if not, I think I would stick with Edge and do the add ons.
SGII, at least my older version, struggles a bit as a code reader. I have heard they have gotten better.
I'm sure you have seen the list of PIDs the SGII is capable of reading.
But, really, the edge probably has the main things needed. (I'm not familiar with Edge)
Do you have the EGT and fuel pressure add ons with your edge?
Even if not, I think I would stick with Edge and do the add ons.
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I have both, but the SG pulls double duty as a MPG/vac gauge in a second car so it's not like either one sits idle as a waste of money. There are a few minor gauges and one major (IPR) the SG does, but it's nothing I would sell my CTS to get if you can handle a day or two of downtime on the truck if you get a no start that involves IPR. For daily use the Edge shows what you need to constantly watch is a much more aesthetically enjoyable way, up to 8 gauges with fuel pressure and EGT expandibility. Ect, eot, TFT, boost, FICM v, voltage, fuel press and EGT all at once in one place.
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