KEEPING TRACK OF PERFORMANCE.(Revs)

Byline: ANDREW LUU Ever wondered if your teen-ager really means it when he says, "Don't worry, I'll drive slow''? Do you spend time modifying your ride, and the only measure of any improvement is by the seat of your pants? There are some new, relatively inexpensive devices out there that can help to sate your curiosity.

Davis Instruments of Hayward, California, produces the Drive-Right Car Chip E/X that acts as an ever-watchful eye. By simply plugging an eraser-sized chip into your vehicle's OBD II connector and then downloading data onto your PC, your teen-ager's driving ...

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