GM LS Tune Like a Pro – Live Virtual Bootcamp - June/July 2026

GM LS Tune Like a Pro – Live Virtual Bootcamp Master modern GM LS tuning with live instructor guidance and real-time feedback. 6 Live Sessions. 3 Weeks. Limited Seats. Live tuning instruction from experienced professionals Real dyno sessions and log analysis Ask questions and get answers in real time Watch recordings anytime Session dates: Monday June 29th, Wednesday July 1st, Monday July 6th, Wednesday July 8th, Monday July 15th and Wednesday July 17th (all class times are 3-5 pm ET) The Only Live Virtual Tuning Bootcamp The Tuning School is the only tuning school offering live virtual tuning instruction with real-time feedback. This is not a prerecorded course. This is live, structured instruction where you: watch real tuning decisions analyze logs ask questions live learn the process professionals use Seats are intentionally limited so instructors can interact directly with participants. Why Most Tuners Get Stuck Many DIY tuners run into the same problems: The car pulls power unexpectedly Air-fuel ratio drifts lean at higher RPM Throttle closes during a pull The engine stalls after WOT The logs don’t make sense The tune behaves differently when weather changes The problem usually isn’t the table you changed. It’s the process. A Structured Tuning Process The Tune Like a Pro Bootcamp teaches a repeatable process used by professional tuners. Instead of guessing which table to change, you will learn: what to check first how to read logs correctly how to build power safely how to validate each change This structure is what separates guessing from real tuning. 6 Live Sessions Across 3 Weeks Bootcamp sessions meet: Monday, June 29th 3-5 pm ET Wednesday, July 1st 3-5 pm ET Monday, July 6th 3-5 pm ET Wednesday, July 8th 3-5 pm ET Monday, July 15th 3-5 pm ET Wednesday, July 17th 3-5 pm ET Every session builds on the previous one. If you cannot attend live, recordings are available immediately afterward. What You Will Learn Baseline logging and vehicle validation Airflow modeling and MAF strategy Fueling under load Torque management behavior Spark strategy and knock interpretation Idle stability and drivability refinement Structured power building What Students Say "I run a small shop and we do a lot of cams and bolt-on builds. This bootcamp helped me understand the ECU behavior much better. Our drivability issues dropped immediately" — Charles D. "The biggest difference was being able to ask questions live. Every time I got confused someone explained it right away. That doesn’t happen watching a video." — Brandon S. "What impressed me most was the discipline. Instead of randomly changing tables, they walk you through a process. That’s the difference between guessing and tuning." — Clay O., long-time TTS customer "Before the bootcamp I thought I understood tuning because I had watched a lot of videos. After the first couple sessions I realized how much I was guessing. The class teaches how to think about the tune, not just what tables to change." — Chris L. "The bootcamp was great, but the community afterward is what really keeps helping. Being able to post logs and get feedback from experienced tuners around the world is something you just don’t get anywhere else." — Mark D. "I almost hurt my engine following advice from random videos online. The bootcamp showed me why the car was doing what it was doing and how to fix it safely. The biggest thing for me was the structure. Instead of randomly changing tables, you learn a step-by-step process you can apply to any build." — Alex S. What You Leave With By the end of this bootcamp you will be able to: capture and interpret logs understand ECU behavior make safe calibration adjustments diagnose common tuning problems build repeatable power safely You move from guessing to controlled tuning. Limited Enrollment This is a live interactive class. Enrollment is limited to ensure instructors can interact with participants. Once the class fills, registration closes.