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What we changed on LSSwapBible lately, newest first. A lot of it comes straight from your reports, so keep them coming.

October 16, 2026

  • Your goals and questions are answered at the top, then an at-a-glance table. A "What we checked" table covers fueling, fuel system, spark, idle, airflow, rev limits, cam/AFM, transmission, codes and anti-theft, with your number, how it compares to similar builds, the most likely cause and how to check it yourself.

  • Every report now gets an A-F grade for the tune with the reason. It is marked Preliminary when there is no log or too few similar builds to compare.

  • See at a glance whether a setting is lower, in line with, or higher than similar builds, and by how much.

  • Start a free Tune Report and send the file later, or order a fresh Start-up File built from a stock file for your computer.

  • Parts we can't confirm for your car are labeled Unconfirmed and never count as must-buys, and 144 more parts now link to their exact product page. C10 fixes from a real builder's feedback: Corvette accessories, Speed Engineering headers and engine-side mounts.

October 15, 2026

  • ImprovedEasier email confirmation

    A clearer "check your email" step, with resend and reminders, so your free report doesn't stall.

October 13, 2026

October 12, 2026

  • Our new report cards lead with a short verdict and fold the details underneath, so a report is easy to read on a phone.

  • A short side-by-side on the Tune Report page: what you get from us, what a shop does, and why every tune still finishes on a dyno.

  • If your cam isn't in our list, type in the specs from your cam card in the turn-on builder or the cam finder.

  • Table and channel names in the HP Tuners walkthrough now copy with one tap, and the checklist boxes tick. Visitors from our ads see the Tune Report and Get it running buttons first on the home page.

  • Tapping Plan without a vehicle now opens a quick vehicle picker instead of an empty planner.

  • A small group of mechanics who all tune, based in Phoenix. It also explains how every report gets signed off and how to tell us about a mistake.

October 11, 2026

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