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Been using Quarterhorse and Binary Editor for years. Well, when my brothers buddy went to open the hood with the engine running, he yanked on the USB connector thinking it was the hood release, yaked out the chip, and engine died. QH will no longer take a tune. Honest mistake, hell make it right.
That being said, QH seller shut down in the last year, and I'm getting a little run around from another seller. Debating on just going with Tweecar RT.
Can anyone confirm Tweecar with BE will still do live display, and allow to scale wideband through EGR pin input? Im hoping there's no difference in usage between the two chips when using Binary Editor, but would like to confirm if anyone has experience.
Yes Tweecer RT does live data and a wideband can also be patched in.. can't remember exactly how I did that now but I know I had it working. I think the Tweecer has a limit on how many parameters can be monitored in real time while Quarterhorse can do more, but I think that is more because it uses more modern hardware.