Discover how HP Tuners can help you discover the full potential of your vehicle. Our advanced automotive tuning hardware and software make it easy for anyone to enhance their vehicle’s performance, diagnose issues, and customize their driving experience.
HP Tuners’ VCM Scanner is a powerful tool designed to provide in-depth diagnostic capabilities for a wide range of vehicles. In this quick guide, we’ll explore some of the key diagnostic features of VCM Scanner that can help you keep your vehicle running smoothly and efficiently.
Dive into the world of HP Tuners and the MPVI3 device, this article will give you a general understanding of how MPVI3 can jumpstart your journey into custom tuning.
Our engineering team is constantly working on adding new vehicle support. But if you’ve wondered why we don’t support a specific vehicle yet or why we support some vehicles and not others, here are your answers.
One of the biggest advantages of HP Tuners’ tuning and diagnostic ecosystem is rooted in its credit-based licensing system. Learn all the basics of credits and licenses and why this system works so well for enthusiasts and professionals.
Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) systems are crucial for the efficient operation of modern engines, ensuring optimal performance and fuel economy. At the heart of these systems are various sensors that provide the Engine Control Unit (ECU) with vital data to manage the engine’s functions. This article will delve into the most common EFI sensors, explaining their purpose, operation, and significance.
Whether you’re new to vehicle tuning or looking to enhance your skills, understanding how to effectively use data logging can significantly improve your tuning process. This guide will walk you through the essentials of setting up, configuring, generating, retrieving, and troubleshooting standalone data logs with the MPVI3.
June 19th, 2024—HP Tuners is pleased to add GM’s L8T 6.6L Crate Engine to our lineup of tuning support for GM’s performance crate motors.
When it comes to automotive tuning, understanding air-fuel ratios, Lambda, and stoichiometry is crucial for achieving the best performance and efficiency. These concepts form the foundation of engine tuning and are vital for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts.
