As others have said, no. Data logging is mostly used to measure real time A/F ratios, along with other key factors to determine if the car is running correctly in a real outdoor environment. Not to determine horsepower or torque.
The torque app of android has a hp calculator. Couldn't tell you how accurate it is though. I would assume you would have to do a 5th gear pull to get an even remotely accurate reading and that sounds like a horrible idea on public roads.
I wish lmao. Ive seen that Torque app though, where you can hook your phone up to the OBD2 port via a bluetooth adapter. The adapter is only like $17 on amazon. Might pick it up. You can do a ton of stuff with it. Especially if you cant have the track pack stock. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.prowl.torque&hl=en
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