Contact us via email or our Facebook page to set time and day to tune your car!

We connect to your laptop via Anydesk and do all the setup live. We then use datalogs to precisely map your car optimally.

We offer a comprehensive A-to-Z tuning service for vehicles using any standlone ECU system. Our process begins with a live session to set up a custom basemap tailored specifically to your car. This not only ensures optimal compatibility but also helps us quickly identify and address any issues that might prevent the car from running properly.

Once the car is operational, we move into the logging phase. This step is crucial for preparing the vehicle for a successful street or dyno session. During this stage, we help you break in a fresh engine if necessary, troubleshoot potential issues, and fine-tune cold start and idle settings during live sessions.

When the car is ready, you’ll coordinate with your local dyno facility for a live tuning session where we optimize performance in real-time. After the dyno session, we review additional logs to ensure the calibrations align with real-world driving conditions and make any necessary adjustments for a polished result.

Follow these steps to order a tune through our website:

1. Visit the Tuning Services Page
Navigate to the Tuning Services section from the main menu on our homepage.
2. Select Your ECU Type
Choose the tuning service that matches your ECU type (e.g., Haltech, Megasquirt, or other supported systems).
3. Choose Options for Your Car
Select the options that apply to your vehicle, including ECU model, modifications, and any specific tuning requirements. Be sure to review these carefully to ensure accuracy.
4. Add to Cart
Once your form is complete, click Add to Cart to proceed with your order.
5. Review Your Order
Check your cart to ensure all information is correct. You can update quantities or make changes if needed.
6. Checkout
Proceed to the checkout page, where you’ll enter your billing details, payment information, and preferred contact email.
7. Receive Confirmation
After your order is complete, you’ll receive a confirmation email with further instructions, including how to schedule your live tuning session.

Preparing your car for tuning is critical to ensure a smooth process and optimal results. Follow these steps to get your car ready:

1. Check for Vacuum and Boost Leaks
Inspect your entire intake and boost system for leaks. Use a smoke tester or pressurize the system to confirm there are no air leaks, as these can cause erratic behavior and incorrect fuel calculations.
2. Verify Sensor Installation
Ensure all sensors (e.g., MAP, IAT, TPS, wideband O2, and crank/cam position sensors) are installed correctly, connected securely, and functioning properly. Faulty or missing sensors can delay or prevent tuning.
3. Confirm Fuel System Health
• Verify that your fuel pump, injectors, and fuel pressure regulator are functioning correctly.
• Check for any leaks or restrictions in the fuel system.
• If using aftermarket injectors, make sure you have the correct flow rate data available.
4. Install the ECU Properly
Ensure your ECU is wired and installed correctly according to the manufacturer’s specifications. Confirm the ECU powers on and communicates with your tuning software.
5. Ensure the Engine is Mechanically Sound
• Check that the engine is free of mechanical issues such as misfires, oil leaks, or compression problems.
• Ensure proper engine break-in if it’s freshly rebuilt.
6. Prepare a Stable Battery and Charging System
Verify that your battery is fully charged and your alternator is functioning. Unstable voltage can interfere with tuning.
7. Set Up the Wideband O2 Sensor
If using a wideband sensor for tuning, confirm it is installed in the correct location (e.g., before the catalytic converter) and properly calibrated.
8. Inspect Cooling System
Ensure the radiator, fans, and cooling system are working properly. Overheating during the tuning session can interrupt the process.
9. Top Off Fluids
Check and top off engine oil, coolant, and other essential fluids. This prevents potential damage during tuning.
10. Gather Necessary Tools and Equipment
Have all required cables and adapters ready, including your laptop with the correct software installed and updated.
11. Schedule Tuning in the Right Environment
If logging or tuning remotely, make sure you have a safe place to drive and log the car. If going to a dyno, ensure it’s booked and ready for the session.

By following these steps, you’ll minimize delays and ensure your car is ready for a successful tuning session. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out before your scheduled tune!