Forza Horizon Hub

Tuning calculator

Enter four things about your car and get a full starting tune in seconds. Spring rates are physics based from your weight, the rest are proven community baselines for each discipline.

New to tuning? Read the full tuning guide to learn what every setting does.

Drivetrain
Discipline

Tyres

FrontRear
Pressure29 psi29 psi

Springs

FrontRear
Rate (lb/in)458423
Rate (kgf/mm)8.27.5
Ride height (in)4.54.5

Damping

FrontRear
Rebound10.29.5
Bump6.35.9

Anti-roll bars

FrontRear
Stiffness3226

Alignment

FrontRear
Camber (deg)-1.3-1
Toe (deg)00
Caster (deg)5.5

Differential

FrontRear
Acceleration50%
Deceleration20%

Gearing

Set the final drive so top gear tops out near the end of the longest straight, then tighten lower gears to stay in the power band.

This is a starting tune, not a guaranteed optimum. Forza Horizon 6 physics and your driving style matter, so test on track and adjust. Stiffen for grip and response, soften for stability and bumps.

Frequently asked

How accurate is the tuning calculator?

Spring rates are calculated from your car's weight using the standard natural-frequency model used across sim racing, so they are a strong baseline. Anti-roll bars, damping, alignment, pressure and the differential are proven community starting points by discipline and drivetrain. Treat the output as a fast starting tune and fine-tune to your car and style.

Where do I find my car's weight?

Open the car in the Upgrades and Tuning menu. The weight in pounds is shown with the car's stats, and it updates as you fit weight-reduction parts.

Why does front weight matter?

Spring rates scale with the weight each axle carries. A nose-heavy car needs stiffer front springs, so entering the correct front weight balance gives a more accurate result.