D400
D
100–400 PI
Starter and budget builds
Browse D tunes647 cars · 7 disciplines
FH6 Tunes. BUILD.
SHARE.
DOMINATE.
Free community database of Forza Horizon 6 share codes. Filter by car, PI class, and discipline, then copy a nine-digit code into the game. We do not invent setups — every listing comes from a tuner on this site.
Share codes
Nine-digit codes in XXX XXX XXX form. Copy, paste in-game, download the setup.
PI classes
Festival brackets from D (100–400) through X (999). Filter tunes by class.
Festival playlist
Weekly challenges, recommended cars, and season rewards from the official source.
What is FH6 Tunes
FH6 Tunes (fh6tunes.app) is a free community database of Forza Horizon 6 tuning setups. Players publish 9-digit share codes you can paste in-game, vote on builds that actually work, and look up the 647-car roster by Performance Index class and discipline. We do not invent codes — every listing comes from a tuner on this site.
The site is an independent project maintained in Romania. It is not an official Forza product. Use it when you need a code for a locked Festival class, a car you just unlocked, or a discipline you do not tune yourself. Empty classes and cars stay empty until someone publishes a real build. Read about FH6 Tunes if you want the longer version, or contact us if a listing looks wrong.
Share codes
Each tune page shows a nine-digit share code in XXX XXX XXX form. Copy it, open Forza Horizon 6, and download the setup. New to codes? Read the share codes guide.
PI classes
Festival events lock a PI bracket from D (100–400) through X (999). Filter the tunes list by class, or start from the class cards below. Empty classes stay empty until someone publishes a real build.
Festival playlist
The weekly playlist lists challenges, recommended cars, and season rewards. Open the Festival guide for the current series week — we update it from the official source, not from guessed share codes.
How to apply a community share code
FH6 Tunes does not download a setup for you. The useful object is a nine-digit code another player published. You copy it here, search it in Forza Horizon 6, and apply the tune to the matching car. Empty results mean nobody has uploaded that combination yet — not that we hid a code behind an ad.
1. Pick the car and the PI class
Festival events often lock a Performance Index bracket (D through X). Start from the car roster or from a class card, then confirm the car in your garage matches the listing.
2. Filter by how you will drive
Road, street, dirt, cross country, drift, drag, and touge are different jobs. A drag launch setup is the wrong download for a mountain-pass event. Use the discipline filter on the tunes list.
3. Read the notes, then copy the code
Open the tune page. Prefer listings that explain feel (grip, rotation, launch) over a bare nine-digit string. Copy the share code in XXX XXX XXX form. Votes are other players' experience, not a lab certificate.
4. Search the code in Forza Horizon 6
In-game, search the share code and download the setup onto the same car. If a patch changed handling, the code can still exist and still feel wrong — that is why tuners leave notes. Need the UI steps? See the share codes guide.
Find Your Class
Start with the Performance Index bracket that matches your festival event or personal build goal. Each class card opens a page with original notes on what that PI range is for, plus community share codes when players have published them. Empty classes stay honest — no fake tunes, just guidance and a path to submit your own.
Top Tunes
Popular setups moving fastest through the community right now.
#1Cross Country
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SASima Alexandru
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#2Road Racing
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SASima Alexandru
481
#3Drift
S1783Formula Drift
#64 Forsberg Racing Nissan Z
FD Z Drift King
SASima Alexandru
474
#4Road Racing
R954Pagani
Huayra R
Huayra R Road
SASima Alexandru
438
#5Drag
S2600Toyota
Sprinter Trueno GT Apex Forza Edition
AE86 FE 530km/h
SASima Alexandru
429
#6Road Racing
B455Nissan
Silvia K's
Silvia K's Weekly
SASima Alexandru
376
By Discipline
Choose how the car needs to behave on the route ahead — grip tarmac, street bursts, loose dirt, mixed cross country, drift angle, drag launches, or mountain-pass touge. Each discipline page explains the intent in plain language, then lists community share codes when they exist for that style of driving. If the grid is empty, the community has not published that style yet.
Built for the garage
The everyday job is simple: find a share code you can trust, copy it, and get back to the festival. Tuners get a clean place to publish the same code with notes, instead of burying it in a screenshot thread.
9-digit Share Codes
Each tune page shows a nine-digit Forza Horizon 6 share code in XXX XXX XXX form. Copy it, search it in-game, and download the setup onto the matching car.
Community Votes
Upvotes are other players saying a build worked for them. They are not a lab ranking. Prefer listings that also explain feel, class, and the event the tuner had in mind.
Tuner Profiles
Open a tuner profile to see what they have published. Early leaderboard standing reflects votes on real setups, not paid placement.