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I'm selling my HKS boost controller as I have my Autronic SM4 controlling boost and don't need it anymore.

Has only been on the car a few months and is in perfect condition. Holds boost perfectly.

Includes all hoses, wires etc required to install. Also Includes English instruction manual.

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Features

High Boost Capability

-250kPa/36PSI

Target Boost

-User inputs target boost level, and the EVC automatically adjusts pressure to reach desired level.

Offset Function

-If boost exceeds or does not achieve user?s target, boost pressure can be offset to reach desired level.

Map Correction Mode

-Boost pressure can be fine tuned for: Throttle Position, RPM, Vehicle Speed, Throttle Position + RPM, or Throttle Position + Vehicle Speed.

Dual Boost Mode Settings

-Separate A and B boost levels can be input independently from each other, and selected depending on driving conditions.

Scramble Boost Function

-When the scramble boost trigger is depressed a preset boost increase will occur for a predetermined time (0-60seconds).

-External Scramble Boost Trigger compatible.

Metric or SAE selectable monitoring

-Users can choose during initial setup metric (kPa) or SAE (PSI) boost pressure measurement for monitoring.

Warning Function with Boost Drop Feature

-A user preset warning level can be set where visual and audible alerts occur if the warning level is reached. Boost pressure can be preset to drop to a user defined level if pressure reaches warning level.

Analog and Digital Boost Monitoring

-Boost pressure can be displayed in both an analog bar graph format and a digital numerical value.

Additional Digital Monitoring

-Along with Boost Pressure two additional vehicle vitals can be monitored: Throttle Position, Engine RPM or Vehicle Speed.

Selectable Analog Monitoring

-The digital bar graph can be set to monitor: Boost Pressure, Throttle Position, Engine RPM or Vehicle Speed.

After Image Function

-Users can set the EVC to display the highest boost pressure reached for 3-seconds after the throttle has been released.

Peak Hold

-The EVC will store to memory and keep displayed the maximum boost achieved.

Data Lock

-To prevent accidental data changes from occurring, the EVC can be locked with a user defined four digit code.

Positive LCD display with LED Lighting

-Black foreground with white background and LED lighting provides excellent visibility during both daytime and nighttime use.

Dimmer Function

-Brightness of display can be adjusted for user comfort.

Rear Mounted Wiring harness

-For a clean and simple installation the wiring harness connects to the back of the EVC unit.

Located in Melbourne

Price $550 including postage to anywere in aus

PM if your interested or need more details

Tim

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