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Tuners, Aftermarket Chips — Do They Work?

Area51BS

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Why can't people just be happy with the way it is intended as built by the manufacturer 🤔
Because we would still be walking in bare feet all our lives. Man was given a brain that does more than control instincts. We always want more and better.
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I don’t believe that you’re going to be able to increase fuel economy since all manufacturers spend a lot time with engine calibration to optimize every bit to improve this - however yes you can increase power since Ford (all manufacturers) tries to make consumers happy with noise vibration harshness and warranties and trying to get better fuel economy leaving a little less power. Engine is a big air pump increase your intake (cold air or anything to lessen the restrictions) and then helping turbo which pushes in more air and the colder/more dense the better which also then needs exhaust open to flow better but all that comes with more fuel use age… yes a good tuner can work more power and yes different exhaust and intake tube/filter etc helps more power & sounds more aggressive too. There’s a few companies here on the site that have proof with test results for any of their products available to show what they do
I can't speak on the Maverick but I used to have a 2017 Civic. I had put a HonDATA tuner on it and not only did it make the car much more fun to drive, I consistently saw a 3-4mpg increase vs stock. So idk, take it for what that's worth.
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