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Has anyone seen hp gain from there tweecer rt

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I am interested in the tweecer rt thoguh i know it will take 2334234324 years to learn how to use it but i am wondering if anyone has seen actual hp gain on the dyno from using the tweecer.
 

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green_drop said:
I am interested in the tweecer rt thoguh i know it will take 2334234324 years to learn how to use it but i am wondering if anyone has seen actual hp gain on the dyno from using the tweecer.
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GTJake has. He'll chime in here in a bit...

Joe
 
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well its really best answered as....you will get back the horsepower you SHOULD have already that is being held back by the crumby stock tune. i have noticed a huge difference with everything that i have done on my tweecer and my tweecing isnt even close to being done
 

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I picked up 6hp & 14tq by playing with just the main fuel table on a baseline dyno pull which is the combo you see in the sig.

It does not seem like much of a gain but I had alredy been beating on that combos tune for some time on the street and the amount of gain I got using the Tweecer before I hit the dyno was considerable and you could feel the improvement in the old backside for sure.

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Grady
 

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Yea, I went from 319rwhp and 318rwtq to 325rwhp and 341rwtq. So 6hp and 23ft.lbs. I'm hoping to pick up some more next spring, because right now I'm only running 29* of timing on the top end and I should be running about 36*. I still need to learn what the hell I'm doing with this thing...

Jake
 
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