Plus being faster than 23 other cars on the track helps too. The free version is still good for general suspension tuning, but I have noticed some tunes from the paid version are quite different for certain cars.īUT, I did also run across another free Forza Tuning App called ForzaTune that when combined with ForzaTuner gave me a fantastic setup that is a blast to drive. The app has great features, you can save a base tune with gears, then later use that to do specific tunes for each track and not have to input the info all over again (assuming you haven’t changed parts on the car). UPDATE: The paid version of the ForzaTune app was about $3 USD when I got it a few weeks ago, and it’s worth every penny, as the setups are great and the process is very quick. since know that the car is equipped with those features? I haven’t found a definitive answer for this yet, so it may be worth running a tuning setup for both ways to see which you like best. Or do we select the Race Tire Compound, Race Suspension, etc. If I choose to tune a car such as the Audi R8 LMS Ultra 2014 used below, which is already a race car, do I select the Stock options for Tire Compound, Suspension, etc, since that is what the game lists it as when viewing the car? However, there are some things I am uncertain about when inputting the requested data.

One pretty neat tool I recently ran across is a free car tuning calculator at which seems to be a pretty good resource so far.

I will be discussing TWO different Forza Tuning Calculators with very similar names that seem to complement each other very well. On top of that, considering that there are more than 700 cars available in the game, it is unlikely to find a comprehensive list of ideal tuning setups. However, since these tend to be locked, you are unable to make adjustments to the tune to fit your style, the conditions and the track. One of the cool things about Forza 7 is that you can download shared tunes from another player from within the game.

Forza motorsport 4 tune setups