Is this the new in-thing? This is the third or fourth thread about it, already. We've already posted before, this is complete BS, it doesn't work, and the hardware inside the thing is simply a basic circuitboasrd wired to some flashing LED lights.

Quote Originally Posted by gadtechs View Post
Mga sir, may nakapagtry na ba ng obd2 for gas engines? Totoo ba na lalakas ang hatak at mababawasan konsumo sa gas? Saka in the long run may downside ba ang pag gamit nito? Thanks
It's less than 1000 pesos.

A simple OBD READER costs two to three times as much. One with no write capabilities, no download capabilities... with nothing but the ability to read simple codes off your OBDII port.

Do the math.

You can't even buy a decent chipset for the price of a Nitro OBD2 device. The cheapest "chips" that can actually reprogram a car are around 15k pesos, and those are not universal.

Save your money for something that actually works.