Anyone using a Tweecer

[sinful rides]

Well I'm ready to get the car tuned but have a problem. I have a Tweecer computer and having trouble loading the files to my laptop. Are there any dyno's around that can tune with a tweecer? I'm also considering removing the Tweecer and using something else to tune with.

Also I'd be willing to pay anyone with Tweecer experience to tune my car.

[Martin0660]

I have a Tweecer computer and having trouble loading the files to my laptop.

I gave up on the twEECer software some time ago, but likely can talk you through the load. Where are you with it? What is it doing or not doing?

If you are going to stay with TwEECer or even move to quarterhorse I suggest you look into Binary editor software. It's light years ahead of the TwEECer crap.

Do you go to PRP? I could meet you there and likely get you set up. Where are you located?

[Martin0660]

Forgot link to EEC analyzer web site.

http://www.eecanalyzer.net/

[sinful rides]

Thanks Bob
I'm having trouble loading the programs to the laptop. I have Vista and Tweecer is ment for windows2000 and xp. It keeps saying not enough space on Cdrive when I have 132gb open. I think it only needs 50mg total. Anyways I live only a few miles from PRP. Just outside of Slickville if you know where thats at.

[Martin0660]

You have a problem I have not experienced. I keep my laptop operating system "old" on purpose. That and it's an old machine ;) Do you have access to a machine with an older operating system? Have you contacted Mike Glover about the problem? He will likely just tell you your SOL, but could have something to help you.

I know it's adding more money, but I would look into the Binary editor sofware and just move on with something that is actually supported. Clint is great and always responds.
You can download the software and deffinition files for free to see if you like it, then only need to register to actually connect to the TwEECer. But you can play with it all you like for free. I used it for 6 months on my desktop to rewrite a ton of code, paid for the activation, plugged in the Tweecer and it worked. If you have a RT Tweecer, the logging features are great there too, plus you can use EEC analyzer (another fee) to actually figure out what it needs.

If you have a binary you want to load we could use my laptop as I still have the software on it. I'm in Greensburg so we are close. The issue is, I'm up to my arm pits in my own tuning "mess" too. If you arent in a big rush, I'm off the entire week after Easter and would be willing to try and help.