Tune It Yourself

Overall greatly improved tuning flow after the most recent update. Could also improve: Spring stiffness tuning (I may be wrong on this one) would be good to understand whether curbs impact the stiffness setting and if yes, eliminate them from telemetry data in test laps or adjust instructions for test laps to avoid spring stiffness becoming too high if it’s affected by the curbs. Eg: if the springs bottom out on curbs doesn’t mean they’ll do so during the normal conditions Same goes for anti-roll bars - not sure if these are being affected by the curbs Some sort of prompt on Differential balance adjustment to understand which will be affected: entry, mid or exit and a consideration for AWD cars Would be good to have: An option to adjust the final drive using a slider (in the final tune) and get updated ratios. Clear instructions before the test laps if the crashes or curbs may affect the final tune in tests which may be impacted by this Overall, very positive changes with the recent update. Would be great to see more improvements to the tuning flow to make it more intuitive and more options to play around with the final tune adjustments Original review (pre-2024): Very unintuitive interface. Instructions lack clarity. Odd spring tension rates. Algorithm and formulas need updating. Was able to achieve much better results with a different app and even using calculations in an Excel spreadsheet, especially for gearing tuning. Not sure what’s the point of the app receiving telemetry data if it fails to use this data correctly. Waste of money but most importantly - waste of time.

Great app for tuning in the new Forza Motorsport, would recommend if your not to hot on tuning!

This works great, I’ve tried all the other forza tuning apps and find this one works the best. It may take a bit longer to set up your car than other apps but it’s more in-depth and well worth the extra effort. 🤙

I attempted to contact you on the support pages but it would not work so I am posting it here. I’m really enjoying the app. With a large number of different cars for each different track, in different classes with different upgrades this can be an extremely long process. Is there a way to get a generic tune for a car setup? This would enable the user to compare different car upgrade paths before digging deeper into each tune for the numerous possible upgrade paths previously mentioned. This would make an almost perfect app untouchable. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

I had high hopes for this, as it looked like it was from a smaller developer. However those hopes were short lived as seems to be the way now, as soon as you open the app for the first time you are confronted with a subscription paywall. Shame really but that’s the way apps go now. Will be uninstalling as soon as I’ve finished this review.

After the issue with IOS14 was resolved, after your reply the app is now working again for me. As previously I have been suing this app for about 6 months now and it’s been fantastic, makes setting up cars so much easier.

Accurate and frequently updates

This app works so well. Previously unpredictable/undriveable cars are now great fun. I’ve tried tuning apps since Forzatune for Forza Motorsport 4, and this is the very best of the lot. It calculates a tune and gearing map based on your own driving style. The longer you drive, the more tailored your tune is, and you can do this for every car and track (if you could be bothered). Whether you use your tunes as they come, or as base tunes to work on, this app takes all the guesswork out of it. I genuinely cannot recommend enough.

This app will help you get and tune a very competitive car

Brilliant app, it’s essential for every forza fan. This app is so easy to use. It pretty much does it for you. Just enter your details in at the start, and then do a few test drives, and hey presto you’ve got a competitive car. Initially I was put off with the cost, but after seeing what effort goes in to making this successful it’s nothing. Here’s to many years of fast and clean racing with some highly tuned motors. Rich L (rsl78)