Mopar Full Custom sample

Mopar 5.7: from your file to a signed-off tune

A Mopar 5.7 test order, shown end to end. This is a Mopar example. Ford and Honda & Acura Full Custom use the same process. See the Ford Full Custom sample and the Honda & Acura turbo Full Custom sample.

Mopar 5.7 test order One requested change 24–48 hours; outside 3 business days Second review No customer data

Platform status

Mopar

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$249 $199 launch special for one eligible 2005–2014 Hemi engine file. Most files in 24–48 hours after the complete read and log arrive; the outside limit is 3 business days. NAG1 is a separate transmission computer and is not included. Include it in the order notes; we confirm coverage before work starts.

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Ford

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The guides and free checks are open. Full Custom is open at $199 during the launch special ($249 regular). Every file is compared against our 3 million+ tune values, with a final check-off by our lead tuner. Most files in 3–5 business days after complete inputs; the outside limit is 7 business days.

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Honda & Acura

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  • K-series: the guides and free checks are open.
  • Full Custom covers port-injected K20 and K24 on KPro, K-Manager or FuelTech. Turbo: FlashPro covers the 2016–2021 sedan and 2016–2020 coupe plus 2017–2020 Si (L15B7), 2017–2021 hatchback (L15BA).
  • For 2022–2023, EX/Touring sedan and EX-L/Sport Touring hatchback use L15B7; Si sedan uses L15CA.
  • Type R coverage is the 2017–2021 FK8 and 2023 FL5 K20C1. $249 $199 launch special in both sections.
  • Every file is compared against our 3 million+ tune values, with a final check-off by our lead tuner.
  • Most files in 3–5 business days after complete inputs; the outside limit is 7 business days.

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What you get

From order to delivery

Eight steps. The same scope and delivery for every platform.

3 million+ tune values across LS, Mopar, Ford, and Honda & Acura, counted as one combined library. A value is one interior cell or line item in a stored tune table, not a tune file. The combined floor includes the LS library at 3,000,000 values, plus 6,929 Mopar, 2,001 Ford and 17,603 Honda & Acura values: at least 3,026,533 counted values, rounded down. Last update Nov 6, 2026. How we count.
  1. 1

    Order the service.

    Pick the platform and the file you want read.

  2. 2

    Send the file, a log and the build sheet.

    The read, one log and the parts that changed.

  3. 3

    We confirm the file and the scope.

    We confirm the controller, the file type and the coverage before work starts.

  4. 4

    The check.

    Compared against our 3 million+ tune values, with a final check-off by our lead tuner.

  5. 5

    A plain change list.

    Every change carries a before value and a reason.

  6. 6

    A side-by-side comparison.

    Your read beside the file we deliver.

  7. 7

    Logging steps for the revision.

    The channels and the drive for the follow-up log.

  8. 8

    The file is yours to keep.

    Ten revisions over 60 days from first delivery. Full refund before the first file is delivered.

Sign-off

Final check-off before delivery

Compared against our 3 million+ tune values, with a final check-off by our lead tuner.

What you get

The delivery package

Four files and one clear next step. The tune is yours to keep.

1

The tune file

One file for your computer, built from the read and log you send. Flash it with your own interface and license.

2

The change list

Plain English. What moved, what stayed stock and why. Each change keeps its before value.

3

The comparison

A side-by-side view of the read you sent and the file we deliver.

4

The logging steps

The channels and the drive for the follow-up log, so the next revision starts from evidence.

The first file is the start. Send the follow-up log and we check the result against the change list.

Example

What a change list looks like

From a Mopar 5.7 test order. This order requested one change: speed-limiter headroom, so the change list is one row. The same test order read the idle, fuel, spark and transmission families and left them stock because the customer did not ask for those changes. That is the honest limit of this example. A Mopar test order with requested idle, fuel or spark changes is not published yet, and this page does not invent one.

Change list: test order, Speed Limiter
Table / cellBeforeAfterWhy
Speed Limiter106 mph110 mphYou asked for a little more highway headroom.
Inspection: the same test order, families read and left stock
FamilyTables readResultWhy
IdleTarget, minimum and maximum idle speedRead, left stockNo idle change was requested.
FuelFuel mass vs. injector pulse width, power enrichmentRead, left stockNo fuel or injector change was requested.
Spark and knockPart-throttle spark, WOT spark, knock retard limitsRead, left stockNo spark change was requested.
Transmission545RFE shift and torque-limit tablesRead, left stockNo shift change was requested.
Side-by-side: your read and the delivered file
ItemYour readDelivered fileStatus
Speed Limiter106 mph110 mphApplied
Tables compared72 read71 verified0 unexpected
File identityTest readTest outputVerified

This is a test order. The page contains no customer name, VIN, email or real order. 72 / 71 explained: 72 tables were read. 71 were inside the exporter's verification scope and compared before and after. The other table was read-only and not a write target. 0 unexpected changes.

What a broader request covers

Fuel, spark and shift work start with a complaint and a log

The one-row sample is the smallest honest example: that customer asked only for speed-limiter headroom. A typical Full Custom request names a symptom and includes the log that shows it. The table below shows the families we read and the kind of change a request can produce. It is scope, not a second test order, and this page does not invent before-and-after numbers for it.

Illustrative scope: what a requested change adds to the same process
FamilyA request we can work fromWhat the change list would show
FuelTrims drift at cruise after an intake change.The fuel or injector table that moved, the before value, the log channel used and why.
Spark and knockThe car pulls timing on the fuel you buy.The spark or knock table that moved, the before value, and the log evidence behind the change.
TransmissionThe 545RFE hangs a shift or flares under load.The shift or torque-limit table that moved, the before value, and the log channel used.

These rows describe the questions a broader order answers. They are not results from a published order. The sample stays one row until a test order with those requests is ready to publish.

Ford and Honda & Acura

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Ford

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The Coyote read, the matching log and the build sheet are the inputs. Compared against our 3 million+ tune values, with a final check-off by our lead tuner.

Compared against our 3 million+ tune values, with a final check-off by our lead tuner.

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Honda & Acura

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K-series inputs: the calibration file, one log and the build sheet. KPro, K-Manager, FlashPro and FuelTech each keep their own export path.

Turbo inputs: the FlashPro .fpcal and one .fpdl or CSV log. The fitment check uses the published year, engine and trim matrix before the order is created.

Compared against our 3 million+ tune values, with a final check-off by our lead tuner.

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Next step

Start with the free check

The free Tune Report covers your file and log and names what to change first. Full Custom writes the file when you want us to.