Plug and Play Tuning from Superchips

[Superchips_Mktg]

Pulsar XT Available Here

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Superchips is excited to announce performance tuning now available for 2021-2023 Ford Bronco equipped with 2.3L and 2.7L Ecoboost engines. The all-new Pulsar XT module is completely plug and play, adding as much as 25hp/56tq to the 2.3L with adjustability on-the-fly through our wireless Bluetooth switch.

Download the free smartphone app for total control over your driving experience with user adjustable pedal boost settings, calibration for tire size changes, and even disable your engine auto start/stop and adjust TPMS settings. Pulsar XT requires no ECM flashing and can be removed in minutes for dealer services. Pulsar XT adds massive torque through the mid-range and completely changes how your Bronco feels on and off road. Installation can be done in about 15-minutes and is easily removed for dealer service. Works in auto and manual applications.

2.3L Features​

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[PWillette]

I presume the graph is based on the unit being set on the highest setting? What are the anticipated hp/torque gains per setting?

 

[Superchips_Mktg]

I presume the graph is based on the unit being set on the highest setting? What are the anticipated hp/torque gains per setting?

Yes, that is running Level 5 of the device on 91 Octane. I'll need to ask our engineering department for the chart on each specific level.

 

[HighVelocity]

The "Pedal Boost" I assume is an accelerator pedal interrupt that increases the output gain? If so, is there a reverse lockout that prevents any gain in reverse?

 

[Superchips_Mktg]

The "Pedal Boost" I assume is an accelerator pedal interrupt that increases the output gain? If so, is there a reverse lockout that prevents any gain in reverse?

Correct, and yes pedal reverts to factory when in reverse. The smartphone app allows you to set the pedal to 1 of 7 levels in each power level, so you can fine tune the driving experience to your liking. once they are set in the app, it will remember that and be saved as the default pedal setting when you're switching power levels through the wireless switch.

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