This course answers the common questions you will have if you're considering tuning your own car. It will also teach you what to look for when selecting an aftermarket ECU, and will help you to ask the right questions if you're considering using professional tuner. Regardless of whether you are intending to take your car to a professional, or want to learn how to tune your own car, this course will help you understand EFI systems so you can make informed decisions.
You’ll learn how to make tuning changes, what options are available to make these changes, and how to choose the best option for your particular project. This will ensure you get the results you want, the features you need, and most importantly it will help you avoid making expensive mistakes by using a product that doesn’t meet your needs.
In particular you’ll learn:
- What is Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)?
- Why you need to make tuning changes to your engine
- What tuning options are available for your car?
- What is best - A standalone ECU or Reflashing your stock ECU?
- What’s better - Road tuning or Dyno tuning?
- What is a dyno and how does it work?
- Understanding your dyno sheet ⁃What do you need to tune your engine?
- What is knock?
- Should you consider tuning your own car?
It doesn't matter what make and model car you want to tune, this course will be applicable.
This is an introductory course and assumes no prior knowledge of EFI systems. A basic understanding of engine operation is helpful but not essential.
NOTE: This course is an introduction to EFI Tuning and does not cover how to tune your car. If you want to learn how to tune, check out the HPA Starter Package.
