Performance tuning.
Your goals, defined.
Explore horsepower upgrades, transmission tuning and sound-focused car tunes.
Start with your vehicle’s current configuration and the changes you want to discuss. Suitability depends on the vehicle, hardware and intended use.
Power & transmission
- Horsepower upgrades
- Performance tunes
- TCU/TCM tuning
Sound & exhaust
- Pops-and-bangs tunes
- Burble tunes
- O2 sensor DTC removal
- Catless exhaust tunes
Exhaust, emissions and noise modifications may be restricted or unlawful. Confirm applicable requirements before making changes. No specific power gain or vehicle compatibility is implied.
Give the enquiry a clear starting point.
Include the details you know. If something is uncertain, say so rather than guessing.
Vehicle details to send
- Year, make and model
- Engine and transmission, where known
- Existing hardware and software modifications
- Current issues, warning lights or fault codes
- The service you want and your intended use
- Previous calibration information, if available
Before you enquire
Send your vehicle’s year, make, model and engine, along with existing modifications, current concerns and the service you want. Include transmission details and previous tune information if you have them.
No. Calibration verification is for a vehicle that has already been deleted and needs its existing calibration verified. A performance enquiry concerns changes such as horsepower upgrades, sound-focused tunes or transmission tuning.
No universal compatibility is claimed. Share your vehicle and hardware details with K2 to discuss the requested service rather than assuming a listed tune applies to your setup.
Off-road use does not automatically make an emissions modification legal. Restrictions depend on the jurisdiction, vehicle and use. Confirm the requirements that apply before proceeding; a tuning service or calibration check is not proof of compliance.
What do you drive?
Share your setup. Tell K2 what you want to change.