What Does Custom Tuning Mean?

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Custom tuning refers to adjustments made based on the car's model, driving habits, and actual vehicle conditions. Without custom tuning, engines of the same displacement may have different ECU computers and production years, leading to inconsistent horsepower output before and after program optimization. More details are as follows: 1. A good tuning program needs to match the owner's driving habits, the car's software, and hardware. If only the car's hardware is upgraded without optimizing the software, the car's performance cannot be fully utilized. 2. Each driver has different driving habits, and different driving habits require different software needs. If the car frequently drives on highways, the owner may have certain demands for engine horsepower. If the car often drives in urban areas, the owner may have certain demands for engine torque output. Therefore, not all programs are called custom tuning programs, and not all optimization solutions are suitable for every car. Only the program that suits your car is the best. 3. It is important to note that when upgrading the car's hardware, it must be compatible with the car's software; otherwise, the hardware cannot perform to its full potential.