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Old Hks Evc, How To Work?

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Just bought this boost controller, see piccy. Button on the right for power, left for boost. Does anyone kow how it works :P

When the boost button is wound right down is this factory boost or 0psi boost?

Also when its turned off I guess the car runs factory boost?

Going into a R32 GTSt, current mods just full 3" exhaust. I'm getting a boost gauge fited and just going to set the EVC to 10psi until I fit a FMIC.

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It should have a model number on it somewhere, probably a I or II, so HKS EVC II.

You can get the manuals for it off www.hksusa.com [i think thats the right addy].

Also http://www.racecarnewmedia.co.uk/hks/ in europe. Plus there are a few other sites as well.

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