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BlackVert said:
what did you hear?
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real time tuning...not just dataloging...like a moats setup. Also that there will be a general input that will change settings in the eecs programming, like what size inj. you enter the size and it changes the rest (if I got the gist of it right...) something about a easier to use/more user freindly end product in its software.
 

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blksn955.o said:
real time tuning...not just dataloging...like a moats setup. Also that there will be a general input that will change settings in the eecs programming, like what size inj. you enter the size and it changes the rest (if I got the gist of it right...) something about a easier to use/more user freindly end product in its software.
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That could be good
and
That could be bad

One thing I've always seen as a plus with Tweecer

You have control over most of the values ... total control

If they went to a format to make it easier
but
You loose control of some stuff for the sake of user friendliness

Well ... I think you see where I'm going here

Grady
 

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From what I got out of the post I saw, its more of a added tool, you still have control it just does a fill in the blank (dunno if it works off a datalog, or since you can change on the fly just a small area) but I would assume the ability to do it the thur-ough way would still be there.

I am not holding my breath or anything...but if it is true talk about a KILLER price for power of tuning.
 

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thats sounds good for people like me just starting out with it!

The more I think about the tweecer, the more I like....not having to take the chip in/out to burn, being able to datalog on the laptop, being able to switch tunes(great for nitrous which i will be getting).....Thanks guys

Any info when It will be out? maby ill wait for the updated vers!
 

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The hardware will not change, the software is what is getting finalized. "months" was used...but ANY tweecer user will be used to that .

Even if that stuff does not come out anytime soon, with the forums and EA along with grady and others to help walk people threw issues its not a bad learning curve anymore.

Are you getting rid of the twins or adding n2o for a cooler or something?
 

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no, not getting rid of the twins, but i was thinking a 75 shot would go along nicely

Do you still have your bronco?
 

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The bronco is gone... . I still have some parts from it, like the 208, ss tailgate trim, and seats (shipping ended up being a PITA for what I was selling them for).

I want another but it will be awhile.
 

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blksn955.o said:
If what I heard is true about whats coming down the pipe with the tweecer...they will DOMINATE the tuning world or at least put up one hell-o-va fight.
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What do they have coming!?!?! If they come out with something that is easier than the current program im gonna be so stoked. I havent messed with my tune in MONTHS it runs pretty damn good though.
 

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I posted it earlier in the thread, blackvert wanted to know as well.

***note***this is 2nd hand information from someone who taked to mike...not from mike directly. I have searched alittle on the forums with no info....maybe the shonut guys know something since they FWIR have been working with STKR .

Real Time tuning would prob. make things kinda easier...as you see an issue make it repeat the issue and change that part right then and there and see if it worked...no DL --->change tune--->DL--->change tune--->go to something else and repeat.
 
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