Our story
Our story
We’re a group of car guys: tuners and techs who’ve spent years in shops, on dynos and buried in log files. TuneBible is the place we wish we’d had when we started.
We got together to build real tuning help for people who do their own work. Not a pile of screenshots. Not a file with no notes. A place where the guide, the file and the log point at the same answer.
Who we are
We are tuners and techs. Some of us came from shops, some from dynos, and some from years of reading logs on our own cars. We work on the platforms we write about.
The same team writes the guides and answers support email. We are based in Arizona.
Why we built it
Tuning help is scattered. An old post has one answer. A video has another. A paid file arrives with no change list, so you cannot tell what moved or why.
We wanted one place that keeps the file, the log and the reason in the same view. That is TuneBible. The guides explain the system. The free checks cover your file and log. Full Custom writes the file when you want us to.
Our goal
Make a hard subject easier to check. Every guide names the table, the channel and the check. Every report says what the file and the log show, and what they do not.
We would rather tell you a log is missing a channel than guess. We would rather leave a table alone than change it without a reason.
What we do
Free guides
One system per guide, with the tables, channels and checks that show whether it is working.
Free checks
A Tune Report covers one file and one log. The log analyzer checks the channels your log recorded.
Full Custom
A tune file built from your read and a matching log, with a plain change list and a final check-off by our lead tuner.
Support by email
Questions about an order, a file or a guide go to support@tunebible.com.
How we check our work
Every file is compared against our 3 million+ tune values, with a final check-off by our lead tuner.
Order details stay private, which is why this page does not publish names.
Independent
We do not sell parts. We are not affiliated with Ford, Stellantis, Honda, Acura or General Motors. Names are used to describe compatibility.
LS work lives on LSSwapBible. TuneBible covers the Mopar Hemi, Ford Coyote, and Honda & Acura.
Contact
Email: support@tunebible.com for orders, files and account questions.
Corrections: support@tunebible.com, or read the corrections page first.