buy tweecer or burn a chip

urban96

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well i would like to get my car tuned in a lil better and was wondering which one would be better. i plan on buying a wide band kit (most likely the AEM one)

i have an SCT chip right now that would need a reburn to work correctly with my car so i would have to pay for reburn+dyno time

or i could pickup a tweecer and do it myself

i have no plans to further mod this car (everyone says that tho )


maybe i can get a deal with a local shop and get both my cars on the dyno since both need it

 

DoctorB712

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It depends if you are interested in learning about the EEC. I just got the tweecer and just started learning simple tunes... It is very fun but you have to learn stuff.

I say tweecer RT cause you can do so much with it, and with your WB O2 you will have a pretty good setup for the RT version.

Thats my opinion.

 

cobramanphil

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You can certainly tune with a tweecer w/wideband and get your tune down to where you like it, but if you already have the sct chip why not just reburn it? It all depends on if you will be changing your combination. If this is a long term investment then go tweecer/pms/whatever. If it is a quick fix and you don't plan on doing any further major mods then stick to what you have

 

juicedSVT

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• Apr 6, 2006

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idk man but the Tweecer R/T is bad! But then again you already have an SCT.... how much does a reburn run???

 

urban96

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still checking around local shops, maybe i can get a deal since ill be doing two cars