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Ford B-Max (from 2012) tuning files

Compare the recorded stock and Stage 1 power and torque below. Choose an engine to open the visual comparison and prepare your file enquiry. The values describe Stage 1 only; hardware-based Stage 2 work is quoted after checking the configuration.

Ford B-Max (from 2012) · Stock and Stage 1
EngineStock hpStock NmStage 1 hpStage 1 NmPower gainTorque gain
1.0 EcoBoost 100 hp100170145240+45 hp / 45 %+70 Nm / 41.2 %
1.0 EcoBoost 120 hp120200140240+20 hp / 16.7 %+40 Nm / 20 %
1.0 EcoBoost 125 hp125200145240+20 hp / 16 %+40 Nm / 20 %
1.5 TDCI 75 hp75185130280+55 hp / 73.3 %+95 Nm / 51.4 %
1.5 TDCI 95 hp95215135310+40 hp / 42.1 %+95 Nm / 44.2 %
1.6 TDCI 95 hp95215120270+25 hp / 26.3 %+55 Nm / 25.6 %
1.6 Ti-VCT 105 hp105150115165+10 hp / 9.5 %+15 Nm / 10 %

Indicative figures. Actual results depend on the software version, hardware and condition of the vehicle.

Credits and software options

The current Stage 1 base service is 1 credit. Check the price list for package terms, included options and any additional work. A vehicle listing does not confirm availability of every service.

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Availability depends on the ECU and software version.

Questions before ordering

Which original file should I send?

Send the unmodified file obtained with your flash tool, together with the ECU or TCU identification and the read method. State whether it is a normal read, virtual read or slave container. Keep the original backup separately. File formats and backups →

Are these guaranteed results?

No. The figures are reference values for the listed engine. Software revision, installed hardware, fuel and vehicle condition affect the achievable result. The workshop remains responsible for diagnosis and the checks on the vehicle.

How do I request a revision?

Keep the original file, delivered version and logs in the same portal order. Describe the operating condition and observed behaviour so the revision can address a reproducible issue. Preparing logs →

Send the original. Discuss the file.

Include the vehicle, engine, software identification, flash tool and any hardware changes. The technical scope is agreed for the actual file, rather than inferred from a power figure alone.