fuel pressure woes

[95stocker]

Is there a tool I can buy or somewhere I can go to get a good air/fuel ratio....there's no dyno around here

 

[Rootus]

My personal opinion -- fuel pressure regulators are overrated. In almost all situations, anything you do with fuel pressure will quickly be negated by the EEC anyway. The best way to a good A/F ratio is properly functioning O2 sensors and a chip or EEC tuner.

Dave

 

[95stocker]

yea I really want a TWEECER RT but they're backordered for who knows how long and I don't have the money for it right now. I'm going to test my O2's to make sure they're not burnt out...but I'm not pulling any codes so I'm pretty sure they're still good. And if for some reason I stumble onto like a grand or so I"ll just nab me some wide bands and the tweecer rt and get my tune on

 

[Zero Signal]

Sorry, off topic. . . how long have they been on back order? This worries me. When small companies' products go on back order, that usually means they won't be selling them anymore. It always just seems to happen right when I'm getting close to buying something

 

[95stocker]

Well basically the Tweecer is the brainchild of one man and it's a very small business as you might have suspected. Fortunately for us that's the reason for the extremely cheap price. On the other hand, the software is all off the internet and there is no manual or inital settings (to be expected with a fully customizable setup such as the tweecer, otherwise....what's the point in it)....But yea...to get back to your question....yes....they're on backorder...but no, they're not stopping production, the tweecer has gained such popularity so quickly that orders can't be kept up with. So my suggestion would be to get your order in now. Cause if it comes to the point where they have to upgrade production staff and or processes, you can bet your a$$ that you'll be paying more for it too.