Racechip v blufin

[Buzzlite]

Both priced similiar, which would you pick ? The racechip has selectable maps which is handy for times when you want more MPG

[Deano12]

I've only just seen racechips. I'm very interested in their throttle tuning kit. Doesn't over stretch the engine while increasing throttle response, which is something I feel my car lacks. Overall power is fine, I just want to get it quicker rather than having to wait a while. 

Also as it's not increasing the performance of the car, I should increase my insurance when declared. 

[DaveT70]

Racechip is just a glorified resister like the ones you can buy for 15p off eBay, it really is.

I bought one 2nd hand from a friend after he sold his 1.0 ecoboost to fit to our 1.0 ecoboost. I only paid £50 for it and it isn't even worth that.

It really doesn't do much, don't waste £300+, buy a bluefin, it works!, or have it remapped.

I'm taking mine off soon and having it remapped properly

[Buzzlite]

Thanks for that, I will get bluefin

[DAN@ADRIAN FLUX]

Hi.

If you did have any issues with insurance at all then please feel free to drop me a line.

Regards,

Dan.

[pragmatix]

On 4/8/2019 at 8:56 AM, DaveT70 said:

Racechip is just a glorified resister like the ones you can buy for 15p off ebay, it really is.

I bought one 2nd hand from a friend after he sold his 1.0 ecoboost to fit to our 1.0 ecoboost. I only paid £50 for it and it isn't even worth that.

It really doesn't do much, don't waste £300+, buy a bluefin, it works!, or have it remapped.

I'm taking mine off soon and having it remapped properly

Bluefin is a remap but a removable one handy when you need things back to origanal like fault finding