McLaren 765LT at night — Stage 4 Tuning ECU & TCU calibration
McLaren ECU & TCU Tuning

The badge says 720.The dyno says 920.

One twin-turbo architecture, enormous headroom. From the MP4-12C to the 765LT, we unlock what Woking left on the table — up to +232 hp on completely stock hardware.

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Select Your McLaren

Fourteen McLaren platforms, MP4-12C to 750S. Pick yours and see the numbers.

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Brand
McLaren
Your Numbers, Before You Commit

Pick your model and the real dyno figures appear here — 14 McLaren platforms, gains up to +232 hp.

14
McLaren Platforms
+232 HP
Biggest Gain
15+
Model Years Covered
3,200+
Vehicles Tuned
Signature Builds

The files we're known for.

765LT — Stage 4 Tuning calibration

765LT

The Longtail with the leash off. 955 hp at Stage 2 — the M840T doesn't flinch.

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720S — Stage 4 Tuning calibration

720S

The most underrated engine in production. The badge says 720 — our dyno says 920.

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600LT — Stage 4 Tuning calibration

600LT

The M838T's final form. 765 hp at Stage 2 turns the junior Longtail into something senior.

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Platform Knowledge

One architecture, fully unlocked.

M838T

3.8L Twin-Turbo V8

MP4-12C through 675LT and 600LT. Every variant runs the same conservative factory logic — our files take all of them past 730 hp on stock turbos.

M840T

4.0L Twin-Turbo V8

720S, 765LT, 750S, Senna, Elva. Enormous factory headroom: +130 hp from software alone, +200 and beyond with bolt-ons.

SSG

7-Speed Seamless-Shift Gearbox

TCU calibration for the Graziano SSG — clutch clamp, shift aggression, and launch strategy that keep pace with the new power.

BENCH

Bench-Flashed, Done Right

Most McLaren ECUs are read and written on the bench — precise, verified, and your factory file is archived before anything changes.

What's Included

Every tune, every detail.

ECU Calibration

Ignition timing, fuel delivery, boost, throttle mapping, torque limiters, rev limiter — written from scratch for your exact platform, never pulled from a database.

TCU Calibration

Shift maps, clutch pressure, torque passthrough, launch control, and gear-hold logic — matched to the engine file so the gains reach the wheels.

On-the-Fly Map Switching

Four map slots toggled from your factory cruise control stalk. Valet, street, race, and custom — no laptop, no aftermarket hardware.

Engineering Support

Direct access to the calibration engineer who wrote your file. Not a call center. Not a ticket queue. The engineer.

McLaren Questions

Answers, straight from the engineers.

How much power can my McLaren gain?

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More than almost anything else we tune. Stage 1 software takes a 720S to 850 hp; Stage 2 with exhaust work reaches 920. The M838T cars (12C through 675LT, 600LT) all clear 730 hp. Select your exact model above to see real figures.

Can the stock turbos and internals handle it?

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Yes — that's the point of the McLaren platform. Woking engineered the M838T and M840T with margin the factory calibration never uses. Our files raise boost and torque inside verified mechanical limits, validated on the dyno before delivery.

Do you tune the gearbox too?

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Yes. The Graziano SSG's factory calibration enforces stock torque limits and soft street shifts. Our TCU file raises passthrough limits and sharpens shift and launch behavior to match the engine calibration — on a 900 hp car, it's not optional.

How is the tune installed on a McLaren?

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Most McLaren ECUs are bench-flashed — read and written directly with your factory file archived first. We handle it at our Conroe, TX headquarters or through an authorized Stage 4 dealer.

Which McLarens do you support?

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Fourteen platforms: MP4-12C, 540C, 570S/GT, 600LT, 620R, 625C, 650S, 675LT, MSO HS, 720S, 750S, 765LT, Elva, and Senna. If yours isn't in the selector, contact us.

Talk to an Engineer

Tune your McLaren.

Every calibration is written by a motorsport engineer, validated on the dyno, and backed for the life of the car.