[mfish]

Up for sale is my RaceChip GTS Black with Bluetooth App for the Jaguar F-Pace with the 3.0L supercharged engine (340hp or 380hp). I got this less than a year ago because I was still under warranty but now that my warranty has expired I'm planning on doing the lower pulley and map. It's a great and easy way to add a little more HP to an already fun ride.

Please verify vehicle fitment on RaceChip site

What's In the box:

• - RaceChip GTS Black
• - Wiring kit for your engine
• - Stock plug
• - Fitting instructions

*All sales are final. No warranty is either express or implied. Item has been tested and is working.

I have a 2019 F- Pace S so it has 380 hp. I'm very interested in purchasing your RaceChip. In stock form does your vehicle have the 340 hp or 380 hp V6? Did you see a noticeable seat of the pants difference in power when you installed the RaceChip or was it barely noticeable? How about smoothness - was acceleration as smooth as stock or not so much? I bought mine CPO so it has warranty on it. Did you ever have any issues with the dealer honoring your warranty as a result of running the RaceChip? Did your vehicle ever throw this code?: P167F-00 NON-OEM CALIBRATION HAS BEEN FLASHED INTO THE ENGINE CONTROL MODULE. Thanks!

 

[PK718]

Hey, I have the 340hp V6 (35T) version and it did add the advertised 50hp (@crank), I took it to a dyno. You can def feel it in the acceleration but it's not like it's an extra turbo, you're not spinning tires in 3rd gear... . The acceleration is smooth as stock,I didn't notice anything, and the nice part is that you can adjust modes (eco, sport,race) via the app.

I also got my 35T as a CPO with a warranty, I did take it in for service (oil change) with the RaceChip installed and they didn't say anything. Not sure if they even saw it. I also never got that error code and wouldn't expect to since the RaceChip doesn't touch the ECU or flash anything. As a piggyback, it interacts with the sensors directly and not the ECU, which is why I was ok using it while maintaining a warranty.

 

[mfish]

Hey, I have the 340hp V6 (35T) version and it did add the advertised 50hp (@crank), I took it to a dyno. You can def feel it in the acceleration but it's not like it's an extra turbo, you're not spinning tires in 3rd gear... . The acceleration is smooth as stock,I didn't notice anything, and the nice part is that you can adjust modes (eco, sport,race) via the app.

I also got my 35T as a CPO with a warranty, I did take it in for service (oil change) with the RaceChip installed and they didn't say anything. Not sure if they even saw it. I also never got that error code and wouldn't expect to since the RaceChip doesn't touch the ECU or flash anything. As a piggyback, it interacts with the sensors directly and not the ECU, which is why I was ok using it while maintaining a warranty.

@PK718 Thanks for the quick reply and all the feedback! I hear you. I'm not expecting it to spin wheels in third although that works be nice. Lol.

That's great that you put it on a dyno to verify the gains. Do you know how much torque you gained? You probably won't know the answer to this question but I'll ask anyway - sounds like you got up to 390 HP at the crank. But being that I'm starting with 380 HP does that mean I'll only gain an additional 10 HP? Or should I expect to get up to 430 HP?

 

[PK718]

You're right, I don't remember the torque from the dyno and I don't want to guess and mislead anything. Regarding the gains that you'll get, I'm not sure, you'd have to check with RaceChip and see what they say.

 

[mfish]

Thanks for the additional feedback @PK718 I just sent a message to Racechip asking them if the unit you have which is made for the 340 hp engine will work in the 380 hp engine. I know it's the same engine, does tuned differently from the factory. If they say it will work I'll probably want to purchase it from you. As far as torque, I wouldn't hold you to any sort of number or claim but do you have even a remotely vague memory of how much the torque increase was?

 

[PK718]

Hey just curious if you ever heard back from RacChip about the compatibility with your engine?

 

[PA-FPace-F]

While I can 't answer the exact 340 to 380 HP question with the Racechip, I can tell you that I ordered one and had it on my 2017 V6 S for a while and it worked pretty well. At least it felt like it in seat of the pants, although I never had the S with the racechip Dynoed. With that said when I traded the V6 on the 2019 SVR, I had an open email with Racechip that they had not replied to. They did when I had the SVR. I replied back that I had an SVR now and the guy replied that the RaceChip would work on the SVR as well if I wanted to hook it up. I never did since I think the SVR makes more than enough power, but if it works on a V6 and V8 it shoudl work on a different version of the V6.

 

[mfish]

Yes, they said it will work on my 380 HP engine. Here is what they sent me, verbatim:

Y.Beeck (RaceChip US)

Jan 4, 2023, 09:14 GMT+1

Hello

Thank you for contacting the RaceChip Customer Service.

Yes, the chip will work in your Jaguar. The settings of both cars are identical.

Should you require any more information or assistance please do not hesitate to contact us.
You may simply reply to this message and a member of our team will get back to you.
Y.Beeck
Customer Service RaceChip

 

[PK718]

Awesome, thanks for sharing the info.

LMK if you're still interested in it.

 

[Subdermal]

If you put in SVR into the Racechip menu, it spits out that no performance mods are available, only a 'throttle response' tuner option @ $249.

Seems they don't want the GTS Black on the SVR.

 

[MKenM]

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