Custom, Dyno and Road Log Tuning
Built engines get their own tune, on the dyno or from road logs.

Dyno Tuning and Road Log Tuning Near Richmond
ECU tuning can be done two ways, and we use the one that fits the car and the job.
Method 1Dyno tuning
The car runs on a dynamometer so we can load the engine at set rpm, repeat the same pull and change one thing at a time. Fuel, timing and boost are set while we watch the result.
- Method 2
Road log tuning
We log the engine on the road, read the data back and adjust the file. Good for revisions, fine tuning and cars that live far away.
- Where
Dyno 3 minutes away
Our dyno facility is 3 minutes from the shop, so a dyno session is a short drive, not a day trip.
Built carsCustom tunes use both
A custom tune for a built car usually starts on the dyno for a safe base, then road logs confirm it in real driving. Change parts later and the tune is revised from new logs.
- Remote
Remote tuning
Remote tunes and log reviews go through our own customer portal.
Remote tuning portal

Built engines need their own tune
Forged internals, a different turbo, bigger injectors, a fuel change. Once a car moves past what a stage file was written for, it needs a tune made for it. We build those in house for Audi and VW engines, on the dyno and with road logs (how we tune).
Talk through the build
Parts list, fuel, how the car gets used and the power you are after.
Baseline check
We look the car over and log it before any changes, so problems show up first.
Tune and log
Fuel, timing and boost set for your parts, checked against logged data.
Follow-up revisions
Change parts later and the tune changes with it, in the shop or remotely.
Request a revision
Already running one of our custom tunes, or changed parts since the last one? Tell us what changed and what you want looked at. We read your logs and send a revised file.
What helps most
- A log from the road, with the problem happening
- The list of parts fitted since the last tune
- The fuel you ran when you logged
- Your tune version, so we start from the right file