Local Tweecer?

[SinisterSHO]

As I am looking to justify to myself the cost of a tweecer, I am wondering if anyone in the Illinois/Wisconsin area has a Tweecer R/T which I could look at, and kind of get a hands on feel for working with it. Everyone says its easy to understand and get used to, but before I drop that kind of cash, I would like to try it out for myself, and see how easy it really is. So, anyone with in a reasonable distance have one I could check out?

 

[yamahaSHO]

Take a road trip to CO, we'll show you how to maximize your SHO motor

 

[Mike Kopstain]

I may or may not have one.

 

[SinisterSHO]

I may or may not have one.

Well, Bring a tweecer r/t up to Rockford...

 

[SHO92]

You can download the program for free right off of the Tweecer site. You can play with the graphs and tables all you want, you just can't see how they'd work obviously. Its still nice to get to know how to make the changes, and what others have said about smoothing out the graphs. I'll be buying a Tweecer R/T in a few months, and I've been playing around a little in the program for the last month or so.

 

[SHO32]

As I am looking to justify to myself the cost of a tweecer, I am wondering if anyone in the Illinois/Wisconsin area has a Tweecer R/T which I could look at, and kind of get a hands on feel for working with it. Everyone says its easy to understand and get used to, but before I drop that kind of cash, I would like to try it out for myself, and see how easy it really is. So, anyone with in a reasonable distance have one I could check out?

As some have said you can download the software off the website. If you want to see it in action on a car I'm not that Far from you- about 50-60 min strait down I-39.

Regards,

 

[SinisterSHO]

I might have to get a couple of buddies together and make a trip down to take a look at that. Saw your car at the convention, pretty nice. I'll shoot you a PM if we decide to come down there some weekend.