With all due respect,
@MagnetiseST actually has a point. Your only means of evaluating this product is your subjective impression. You don't have any real dyno data to back it up, you can't measure timing or boost or air flow or negative corrections or any objective data that would normally be used to create and evaluate a tune. You're only going on feel and what the manbuns in the white sneakers said on the videos.
You're sort of contradicting yourself, too. You posted last week wanting to know the best mod path, where we specifically talked to you about the different steps to take beginning with an AP. You acted interested in taking the slow path and building it right. Then you very quickly bought a product that cannot be used as a basis for your build and went against all the advice you supposedly wanted/listened to...
Your earlier thread, very different tone...
https://www.fiestastforum.com/threads/hp-upgrades-by-cost-including-labor.21234/
NOW
I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but as I stand back and look at this it smells fishy.
1. New guys blasts into the forum, starts tons of threads, asks tons of questions.
2. These questions are "newbie" questions and therefore attract some new blood who are new to modding.
3. After all advice is given and (it seems) well-received, same new guy then introduces new product that goes against all sound experience and data and at the same time supposedly beats the other options in terms of performance. Rather than ask for advice this time though, new guy buys the product and prepares for review.
4. Same new guy vehemently defends his product but does so (mostly) nicely. Why get mean when you're trying to sell something?
5. Same new guy will (no doubt) prove us all wrong by experiencing amazing butt-dyno gains.
I don't really think that racechip gave you one at a discount to infiltrate this forum and sell product, nor that you work for them, but considering the way this is playing out, I wouldn't be surprised if that were the case.