Tweecer just came in :)

Darek78

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Oct 6, 2004
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hi guy's i just recived my new toy :D
but all i got was the chip and 2 wires and the swich but no software :nonono: for that price they can't even give you a program cd :shrug:
i will install it over the weekend see how it would do
plus will it work with windows XP home edition???????????????
i have a loptop so i will need you'r answer on the window part :rolleyes:
Can a tweecer fix my idle problems?????
My mood's are
Cobra intake ,BBK 70mmT-Body,BBK cold air kit (FENDER), 1.6 roller rockers, steeda #19 cam ,smog pump delete pulley, BBK short header's, Mac H pipe with hi flow cat's ,flowmaster cat back ,PRO 50 short shifter ,Fuel pressure regulator, BBK 190lph fuel pump
the only problem i have is with the cam when i start my car in the morning idles nice and you can here that is camed but when it worms up and i start driving and i come to a stop my RPM's Go up and down up and down and they stop apter few seconds and some times when they go up they drop all the way down and the car stall's
and deppend's on the day to some time's its runs good and some time's i get the problem when it's running all day and i shut it of and put it back on then doe's the same thing keep's surgeing
so i need to knoiw if there is a option i Tweecer to make that go away

Thank's
Darek.N
 
Yeah you need to download everything. Remember to install BDE before trying to install the STKR programs! It will work with WinXP no problem. You should already have the USB driver so you'll be fine.

For your idle problems, I suggest buying EEC Analyzer. I bought it and it's well worth the $50, trust me! I usually get my tune 90% down after the first run through that program. But for the first time around, if you send me a datalog with the right payload I can try to help with the tune if you like. Just PM me.
 
94GTLaserRC said:
What is the EEC analyzer program?

Here is a link RC http://eecanalyzer.webhop.net/

It is a very big help indeed :banana:

When I installed mine, I put a shim in between the empty space and the connection to keep it from moving around when I install it. Then, I wrapped some duct tape around it.. So far so good.

RC

Me too!

You can fix anything with duct tape or JB Weld :rlaugh:

Later
Grady
 
I used part of the box the tweecer cam in as a wedge to keep the tweecer level on the eec otherwise it is kinda un-even, then used good amount of black duc tape. I am preaty sure if I flip end over end, roll many times, and hit a wall at over 100mph the tweecer will still be attached to the eec.
 
blksn955.o said:
I used part of the box the tweecer cam in as a wedge to keep the tweecer level on the eec otherwise it is kinda un-even, then used good amount of black duc tape. I am preaty sure if I flip end over end, roll many times, and hit a wall at over 100mph the tweecer will still be attached to the eec.

:lol: Yea and even if it didn't, the twEECer would be the least of your concerns. :rlaugh: