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  • FPV521
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Hi all,

I am looking at doing a phase 1 conversion next year and am wondering what are the good and bad points of the system. I cant afford phase 2 and like the 300 kw option.

I have put on a 75mm exhaust, SS inductions kit and throttle body as well as K+Ns and would like top finish off with a Phase one.

I am in NZ and its pretty new here and I dont think there are any dealers specialising in the phase 1 but there will be a few soon so your imput would be really helpful.

Gavin :spoton::finger:

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surely some of the guys running phase 1 can answer this question :buttonit:

most people have praised the system.... and from what I can gather the power is addictive... and most have moved onto phase 2 or 3.

  • FPV521
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surely some of the guys running phase 1 can answer this question :blink:

most people have praised the system.... and from what I can gather the power is addictive... and  most have moved onto phase 2 or 3.

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I would have thought so. Never mind I will find out somehwere else :ermm:

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OK ..ok..

At present I have phaseII... But I started at phase I

The goods are..

better idle

more consistant power/torque

No throttle shutdowns..similar to overboost but the accelerater pedal goes dead.You have to lift of the acc pedal and then reapply it

better fuel economy

better throttle response..

In a nut shell mostly positives..

The negatives...

Phase I for me was not enough..so Phase II went in..

My only advice is you will get the bug and want more...think about it for a while. as saving up for a little long will get you Phase II..

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Hi all,

        I am looking at doing a phase 1 conversion next year and am wondering what are the good and bad points of the system. I cant afford phase 2 and like the 300 kw option.

I have put on a 75mm exhaust, SS inductions kit and throttle body as well as K+Ns and would like top finish off with a Phase one.

I am in NZ and its pretty new here and I dont think there are any dealers specialising in the phase 1 but there will be a few soon so your imput would be really helpful.

Gavin :ermm:  :blink:

Perhaps Gavin, being in NZ and not having APS dealers around, you might be best to consider the SCT Edit or CAPA edit (whateverit is). I think you'd get very similar results (in the package tune), for very similar money, but you can flash your car yourself :blink: ........and that's got to be a positive thing.

..........Just a thought.

Mark.

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I have the Phase 1 (less injectors) and it made the car a lot smoother under full throttle. The car felt and was noticably faster, without being a full weapon like the phase 2>

The fuel economy also inproved from 13lt/100km to 11.7km/100 with the unichip.

I have now removed it due to "issues" with Ford and I hate the surging that has come back. I think I will need to install it again this weekend. :blink:

  • FPV521
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OK ..ok..

At present I have phaseII... But I started at phase I

The goods are..

better idle

more consistant power/torque

No throttle shutdowns..similar to overboost but the accelerater pedal goes dead.You have to lift of the acc pedal and then reapply it

better fuel economy

better throttle response..

In a nut shell mostly positives..

The negatives...

Phase I for me was not enough..so Phase II went in..

My only advice is you will get the bug and want more...think about it for a while. as saving up for a little long will get you Phase II..

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks for that. I will think about it for a while and I probably would get the bug. Sounds a pretty good set up overall. Not sure if I want to spend the money to get to phase 2 but will think about it. <_<

  • FPV521
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Hi all,

        I am looking at doing a phase 1 conversion next year and am wondering what are the good and bad points of the system. I cant afford phase 2 and like the 300 kw option.

I have put on a 75mm exhaust, SS inductions kit and throttle body as well as K+Ns and would like top finish off with a Phase one.

I am in NZ and its pretty new here and I dont think there are any dealers specialising in the phase 1 but there will be a few soon so your imput would be really helpful.

Gavin <_<  :spoton:

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Perhaps Gavin, being in NZ and not having APS dealers around, you might be best to consider the SCT Edit or CAPA edit (whateverit is). I think you'd get very similar results (in the package tune), for very similar money, but you can flash your car yourself :spoton: ........and that's got to be a positive thing.

..........Just a thought.

Mark.

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Good point forgot about the so called edit. I have heard some mention that they doubt the edit will happen but its something to consider. :spoton:

  • FPV521
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I have the Phase 1 (less injectors) and it made the car a lot smoother under full throttle.  The car felt and was noticably faster, without being a full weapon like the phase 2>

The fuel economy also inproved from 13lt/100km to 11.7km/100 with the unichip.

I have now removed it due to "issues" with Ford and I hate the surging that has come back.  I think I will need to install it again this weekend. <_<

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Fuel ecomomy is interesting. If anything you wouldnt think that the chip would fix other engine related issues. Ford obviously need a new software guy when it comes to computers if they cant fix these problems inhouse.

:spoton:

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