Thanks for the response, Chippy. We have thought that most instruction manuals are taken to the track for the tuning & set-up info. Rarely does anybody need to review step B-6. So why take our 80-page book? Heavy and takes up too much space.
Then we thought, nobody would buy the Tuning Guide because everybody has their laptop at the track, and the Guide is accessible on line. We also thought about putting the instruction manual on CD rather than printing it, also because "everybody" has their laptop at the track. But response to that idea taught us the majority still do not have the laptop at the track, so the CD idea was abandoned, and we continue to print 80-page manuals.
So, please, some additional response. How many agree that people haul the manual around for the Tuning Guide, not the instructos, and, if so, how many would pay a small sum to have a much smaller Tuning Guide that works for every brand and type of car?
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