Chiptuning files Mazda 2 1.5 SkyActiv-G 75hp

Chiptuning files for your Mazda 2 1.5 SkyActiv-G 75hp provides direct improvements in the driving behaviour of your Mazda. Chiptuning files by ChiptuningFile-Service.com is complety manual and tested on the dyno. Because of this method your Mazda tuning files are reliable what leads to the best results: a powerful engine and in most cases also less fuel consumption. Do you want to experience the phenomenal effects of chiptuning files for your Mazda 2 1.5 SkyActiv-G 75hp? Get acquainted with the tuning files experts of ChiptuningFile-Service.com.

Customized chiptuning files for your Mazda 2 ( 2019 -> ) provides;

  • More acceleration;
  • Noticeable more torque;
  • In most cases less fuel consumption.

Chiptuning files for your Mazda 2 1.5 SkyActiv-G 75hp by ChiptuningFile-Service.com is justified because our tuning experts only work with their own modified and safe software, taking account into account the safety margins of the factory. Watch below the possibilities of tuning your Mazda 2.

Chiptuning files Mazda 2 1.5 SkyActiv-G 75hp ( 2019 -> )

Standard Chiptuningfile-service.com Difference
Power 75hp 130hp 55hp
Torque 135Nm 160Nm 25Nm
Method Chiptuning

Engine specifications

Type of fuel Petrol
Method Chiptuning
Tuningtype Stage 1
Cylinder content 1496 CC
Compression ratio 13,0 : 1
Bore X stroke 74,5 X 85,8 mm
Engine ECU Denso Pxxx

Read methods

Alientech KESS3
Alientech KESS3
Flex
MagicMotorsport Flex

Additional options

EGR OFFDPF OFFDTC RemovalLaunch controlPop & Bang Crackle mapSTART/STOP OFFDECATFLAPSVmaxAdblueAnti lag


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