ForzaTune Pro

Been using Forza Tune for many years, all the way back to when it was a website, long before the popularity of smart phones. I think that was Forza 3 for Xbox 360. Forza Horizon hadn’t even been conceived of at that point. So they’ve been doing it a long time, and I’ve been relying on it the entire time for tuning my suspension settings. I don’t really use it for transmission and differential settings, I have my own preferences on those. I pretty much exclusively rely on Forza Tune for my suspension settings and I’m a top 200 player. I am in FM7 anyway, haven’t been playing the latest release as much. In all the years I’ve played Forza, I’ve never really tried to master tuning everything myself, primarily for one simple reason. It takes WAY too long. I can’t tell you how many hours I’ve spent staring at that grey tuning screen, possibly in the triple digits at this point, and I’m not even doing a lot of the work! This app does most of the work. If you just want to be better at the game, and improve your cars handling without a ridiculous amount of trial and error, and wasted time, this is the app you want. I’ve exchanged words with the guys who develop it on several occasions, and they play the game themselves, and they want people to have a good experience with their tool. They pretty much have it nailed at this point, it’s pretty reliably about as close to the optimal tuning settings as you can get without an enormous amount of time and effort. If you play a lot of Forza then you need this app, do yourself a favor and check it out.

I bought this app when FH5 dropped but I didn’t really like FH5 as I got burned out from so many hours on FH4. But I started to use this on MotorSport 23 and this app is amazing. It’s simple and get the tune to about 95% for me and then it’s just fine tuning which it doesn’t even really need that. This app is worth every penny and it save so much time. I use it everyone I add stuff to my car especially through the builders cup and it just does what it’s supposed to. If you’re on the fence then just jump it because you won’t be disappointed. Ok now I have Forza Motorsport and this app is a life saver. I can get my car to 95% of where I like it. I build the car with the options I like, put info into the app and tune the car how the app says and go race. Then during practice if I want I can fine tune. But this saves you 99% of the work.

I love this app. I open it up first thing before I try any new car in Motorsport and am constantly tweaking to find the sweet spot using the advanced preferences. I’ve been a huge fan since forza tune 6, and it’s helped me get in the top 20 forza motorsport 7 leaderboard for Nurburgring nordschliefe lap time. My only gripe, and this is probably with the games physics engine rather than the app, is with tuning mid/rear engine cars that have 43% or less weight distribution. They all seem to have suspension issues that cause the car to bounce/skip around under acceleration, even in a straight line, and get upset by the smallest of bumps and lose control. My best examples of this happening would be with the mclaren senna and Porsche 911 #92 GT Team RSR. The senna I have weighing at 2579lbs with performance index of 932. I’ve used the general track settings with suspension raised to maximum and Nurburgring track tune with all settings done to the apps recommendation and yet it still wants to spin out at any given chance. This happens with the Porsche and also the 720s. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated, thank you! But again, this is most likely more game physics than this app. With 99% of the cars I’ve tuned using the recommendations,they’ve been perfect! Thanks again!