Power Editor
Enkel plug and play installation och ger dig ökat laddtryck med ökad effekt och körglädje. Vid behov så kan man även programmera om enheten med mjukvara från HKS!
- Easy plug and play installation to increase the boost pressure.
- Boost pressure increase data is preset to Power Editor.
- A bypass connector is included. It allows to bypass the unit even after connecting this kit.
- Easy Writer for Power Editor can edit the preset data. Note: Easy Writer is NOT included in the product. Use provided USB cable to connect to computer.
- Boost pressure increase for turbo vehicle: Increasing the boost pressure of a stock vehicle.
- Status indicating LED: Checking the unit status by LED.
- Edit the boost increase data: Editing the preset data to the user''s original data to increase the boost pressure. Note: PC with Windows 10, 8.1, 8, or 7 is required.
- Install this Power Editor between "pressure sensor" and "pressure sensor harness" can increase the boost pressure.
- Easy Writer for Power Editor is available to edit the preset data. To edit by Easy Writer, connect Power Editor and PC using the provided USB harness.
- Using a provided bypass connector instead of the Power Editor to reset the initial data. This can be used to easily check the difference.
- This product is applicable to a stock vehicles and vehicles equipped with HKS products.
- This product is for a stock ECU data and not available to use with a customized data prepared by a ReFlash tool.
HKS
I oktober 1973 hade två begåvade och spännande unga ingenjörer en vision; att designa och bygga högpresterande motorer och komponenter som stora OE-tillverkare inte kunde eller ville producera. HKS var banbrytande i den japanska eftermarknadens industri genom att leverera en mängd spännande nya produkter, inklusive den första kommersiellt tillgängliga elektroniska turbotimern och boost-controllern. Andra tidiga produkter inkluderade piggy-back ECU och sofistikerade bränslehanteringsverktyg. HKS var tydliga att driva prestandetrender för japanska fordon.
