GAD Edition — Historical Vehicle Projects
Project archive
GAD Edition brought together earlier vehicle projects combining ECU calibration and supporting hardware. This collection preserves those accounts as historical case studies, with specifications and reported figures kept in the context of the original builds.
Software and hardware in context
The archived accounts include an Audi R8 V10, Bentley Continental GT V8 and GTC, BMW E9X M3 demonstrator and Porsche Cayenne Turbo S. Each project had its own specification. The pages distinguish figures reported by the original write-up from estimates and avoid treating them as guaranteed results for another vehicle.
The original project collection also mentioned bespoke Mercedes, Volkswagen and Porsche builds. Past prices and broad package promises are not current offers, and historical partnership or facility references do not describe how GAD operates today.
Discuss a current vehicle
If a past project interests you, send the details of your own vehicle and explain which aspect you would like to discuss. Include the model year, engine, gearbox, modifications and software history. We can assess the enquiry against that specification.
GAD Tuning is now primarily mobile and uses a workshop for certain work. Current compatibility, service scope and appointment arrangements need to be confirmed individually.
Explore the projects
Read the historical project account and its original specification.
Read the historical project account and its original specification.
Read the historical project account and its original specification.
Read the historical project account and its original specification.
Read the historical project account and its original specification.
Read the historical project account and its original specification.
Read the historical project account and its original specification.
Talk to GAD Tuning
Send us your vehicle's make, model, year, engine, gearbox and postcode, together with any modifications or existing faults. We will discuss your enquiry and confirm the appropriate next step.