Engine Tuning

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Engine Tuning for Ford Trucks and Cars

Engine tuning changes how your engine computer manages things like fuel, ignition timing and throttle response. A performance calibration replaces the factory settings with a map built for more power, sharper response or better drivability with supporting parts. Owners fit one to get more out of the engine they already have, or to match the engine's behavior to upgrades like intakes and exhausts.

We currently have 8 engine tuning products in stock, all from Ford Racing. Options cover the Ford F-150, Ford Bronco and Ford Mustang. Examples include the Ford Racing 21-22 Ford Bronco 2.3L Performance Calibration and the Ford Racing 21-24 Ford Bronco 2.7L Performance Calibration.

A few things to consider when choosing:

  • Match the calibration to your exact model year and engine, since tunes are written for specific combinations.
  • Check whether the calibration expects certain parts or fuel to be in place.
  • Think about how you drive, whether that means towing, trail use or street performance.
  • Review any emissions rules that apply where you live before changing engine software.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

Engine Tuning for Ford Trucks and Cars

Engine tuning changes how your engine computer manages things like fuel, ignition timing and throttle response. A performance calibration replaces the factory settings with a map built for more power, sharper response or better drivability with supporting parts. Owners fit one to get more out of the engine they already have, or to match the engine's behavior to upgrades like intakes and exhausts.

We currently have 8 engine tuning products in stock, all from Ford Racing. Options cover the Ford F-150, Ford Bronco and Ford Mustang. Examples include the Ford Racing 21-22 Ford Bronco 2.3L Performance Calibration and the Ford Racing 21-24 Ford Bronco 2.7L Performance Calibration.

A few things to consider when choosing:

  • Match the calibration to your exact model year and engine, since tunes are written for specific combinations.
  • Check whether the calibration expects certain parts or fuel to be in place.
  • Think about how you drive, whether that means towing, trail use or street performance.
  • Review any emissions rules that apply where you live before changing engine software.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.