Ford Tuning

Ford Tuning

Coyote Mustangs, dialed in on the dyno. Hi-Rev tunes naturally aspirated S197 and S550 Mustangs in-house on our dyno using HP Tuners — so the calibration matches what you actually built, not what the factory assumed.

What We Tune

Mustang, On The Dyno

Bolt-ons through cam and long-block work — every Ford tune is developed under load on our in-house dyno and calibrated on the HP Tuners platform.

Bolt-On & Cam

Bolt-On & Cam Tunes

Intakes, headers, throttle bodies, and cam work only pay off once the calibration catches up. We dial in fuel, spark, and drivability so the combination runs clean — steady idle, crisp throttle, smooth from part-throttle to wide open.

  • Fuel & spark tuned under load
  • Cam-swap idle & drivability
  • Part-throttle & wide-open dialed in
Years We Cover

2011–2023 Mustang

We tune 2011 through 2023 Mustangs. 2024-and-newer cars use Ford’s over-the-air architecture and we are not tuning them at this time. 2010-and-older cars are pre-Coyote — send us the details and we’ll tell you whether we can help.

  • 2011–2023: the cars we tune
  • 2024+: not at this time
  • 2010 & older: ask us first
Platform Coverage

Engines We Cover

Naturally aspirated Mustang engines. Not sure where your car lands? Send us the details and we’ll confirm what we can do for it before you book anything.

5.0L Coyote

5.0L Coyote V8 (GT)

The core of what we tune. 2011–2023 Mustang GT, across every Coyote generation — a strong candidate for bolt-on and cam tuning to sharpen throttle response and clean up the mid-range.

5.2L Voodoo

GT350 / GT350R

The flat-plane 5.2L Voodoo in 2016–2020 GT350 and GT350R. A different animal from the Coyote and tuned as such, on the dyno, under load.

3.7L V6

3.7L V6

The V6 Mustang through 2017. Often overlooked, and it still responds to a proper calibration behind bolt-ons.

Forced Induction

EcoBoost & GT500

We’re not tuning the 2.3L EcoBoost or the supercharged GT500 at this time. Text us if you’d like a heads-up when that changes.

How It Works

In-House Or Remote

Bring the car to our Rialto dyno, or handle it remotely — data-log your car and send the files, and we’ll revise the tune and send it back. Either way, the path is simple.

1

Tell Us Your Build

Send your year, engine, transmission, mods, and fuel. We’ll confirm it’s a platform we tune and go over dyno versus remote for your combination.

2

Dyno Or Data-Log

Book a dyno appointment and bring it in, or — for a remote tune — record data-logs on your car and send them over. We’ll tell you exactly what to pull.

3

We Tune It

On the dyno we make pulls and dial in fuel, spark, and drivability under load. Remotely, we revise the calibration from your logs and send an updated file to flash.

4

Dialed & Done

You leave with a finished tune, or flash the updated file yourself. If we’re still fine-tuning a remote job, send another log and we’ll keep refining until it’s right.

5.0L Coyote 5.2L Voodoo 3.7L V6 2011–2023 Mustang HP Tuners Platform In-House Dyno Remote / Mail-In
Note: Hi-Rev sells and provides services for off-road / competition-use vehicles only. Calibration changes are intended for off-highway applications.

Tell Us About Your Build

Every Mustang combination is a little different, and platform-specific questions are welcome. Tell us what you’re running — engine, mods, fuel, and your goals — and we’ll let you know exactly how we’d approach the tune. Driving an F-150 or another Ford? Send us the details and we’ll let you know whether it’s something we take.

Ask Us
Ready When You Are

Book A Tune

Send us your Mustang combo and what you’re after. We’ll confirm the platform, walk you through dyno versus remote, and get your build tuned the way it should be.

Text us — fastest way to reach the shop