Custom ECU Tuning

Your Car.
Calibrated.

Stage 1 & Stage 2 ECU tunes built for exotic & performance vehicles.
Engineered remotely, delivered worldwide.

01 Parts + Tuning The only shop that sources your hardware and calibrates your ECU as a complete package - no middlemen.

02 Remote Worldwide Our engineers tune vehicles across the globe remotely. Wherever you are, your car can be dialed in.

03 Exotic Specialists Aston Martin to Porsche - we work exclusively with the cars that demand the highest level of attention.

Stages, Explained.

Stage 1

Software-Only Tune

ECU recalibration on a stock vehicle
Plug-and-play or remote flash
No hardware modifications required
Typical gains: 15-30% over factory

Stage 2

Software + Hardware

ECU tune calibrated for bolt-on hardware
Typical hardware: downpipes, intake, exhaust
Higher boost / more aggressive timing
Typical gains: 25-45% over factory

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Select Your Vehicle

What You Need to Know

Can you tune my car if I'm not in the US?

Yes - remote tuning is available worldwide. Our engineers calibrate vehicles across North America, Europe, the Middle East and beyond. If you can get the parts, we can tune the car.

What's the difference between Stage 1 and Stage 2?

Stage 1 is software-only on a stock vehicle. Stage 2 is software calibrated to support bolt-on hardware like downpipes or upgraded intake. We specify exactly which hardware is required when you select Stage 2.

Will this void my manufacturer warranty?

It depends on your manufacturer and region. Some OEM warranties don't cover ECU modifications. We recommend confirming with your dealer before proceeding if warranty coverage is important to you.

What is the TCU Tune add-on?

The Transmission (TCU) Tune recalibrates your gearbox: quicker shifts, raised torque limits, removes factory clutch & torque cuts. Optional on vehicles where it's applicable - when available, you'll see it on the tune product page.

What fuel do I need after tuning?

We'll specify the exact fuel requirement when your map is delivered. In general, higher octane produces better results and is required for most performance tunes. Never run lower octane than specified.

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