A real-time telemetry dashboard for Forza Horizon 6, designed to run on a second monitor while you play.
Forza Horizon 6 sends UDP data via its Data Out feature. You configure FH6 to send data to your installation of Pitwall, which then creates a realtime dashboard for you.
Pitwall has four modes:
- Race: See your speed, power, throttle, bake, gearing and steering
- Drift: Are you sideways? How much? Are you counter-steering?
- Drag: 0-100 km/h timer, speed, gear, launch, power and do you have grip?
- Spotter: Shows your race position, lap number, lap times and delta to best lap
Pitwall ships as a single portable .exe for Windows — no installer, no setup.
- Go to the Releases page and download the latest
FH6-Pitwall-*.exe. - Double-click it to launch. A Pitwall window opens with the dashboard.
- The first time you run it, Windows Firewall will ask whether to allow Pitwall to receive data. Click Allow access — this lets FH6's telemetry reach Pitwall. (Allowing it on private networks is enough.)
That's it. You can put the .exe anywhere (Desktop, a games folder, etc.) and run it whenever you want to use Pitwall.
With Pitwall running, configure FH6 to send telemetry to it:
- Open your FH6 settings in-game.
- Go to HUD and Gameplay and scroll down to Data Out.
- Set Data Out to On.
- Set Data Out IP Address to 127.0.0.1 (localhost — your own machine).
- Set Data Out Port to 9999.
Now jump into a race and the Pitwall window will come alive. FH6 only sends data while you're actively driving — not in menus, when the game is paused, or during replays.
If you're having any issues, please let me know by creating an issue here on GitHub!