


Stage one Tune
🔧 What it is
Software-only upgrade: No physical hardware changes required.
Optimized for stock parts: Uses factory intake, exhaust, and turbo.
Dyno or generic map: Can be custom-tuned on a dyno for your car, or a generic "off-the-shelf" map from a tuning company.
⚡ Typical gains (varies by engine)
Turbocharged petrol/diesel: +20–40% horsepower, +20–40% torque.
Naturally aspirated petrol: Small increase, ~5–10% power.
Throttle & drivability: Sharper throttle response, smoother power delivery.
Fuel efficiency: Sometimes improves at cruising speeds (if you drive gently), but usually worse if you use the extra power.
✅ Pros
Noticeable performance boost for minimal cost.
No major reliability issues if car is healthy and serviced.
Reversible – you can flash back to stock if needed.
⚠️ Cons / Risks
Increased stress on engine, turbo, clutch/gearbox.
May void manufacturer warranty.
Needs high-quality fuel (some maps require higher octane).
If your engine has underlying issues, a tune can make them worse.
🔧 What it is
Software-only upgrade: No physical hardware changes required.
Optimized for stock parts: Uses factory intake, exhaust, and turbo.
Dyno or generic map: Can be custom-tuned on a dyno for your car, or a generic "off-the-shelf" map from a tuning company.
⚡ Typical gains (varies by engine)
Turbocharged petrol/diesel: +20–40% horsepower, +20–40% torque.
Naturally aspirated petrol: Small increase, ~5–10% power.
Throttle & drivability: Sharper throttle response, smoother power delivery.
Fuel efficiency: Sometimes improves at cruising speeds (if you drive gently), but usually worse if you use the extra power.
✅ Pros
Noticeable performance boost for minimal cost.
No major reliability issues if car is healthy and serviced.
Reversible – you can flash back to stock if needed.
⚠️ Cons / Risks
Increased stress on engine, turbo, clutch/gearbox.
May void manufacturer warranty.
Needs high-quality fuel (some maps require higher octane).
If your engine has underlying issues, a tune can make them worse.