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Hey guys, selling my HKS VPC due to change in build direction (returning car to standard)

Great computer!!! delete those afms which eventually fail and end up costing hundreds to replace, as well as having no power restrictions!

Came off a R32 GTR, Should work with all other GTR models. Should work with any vehicle factory fitted with an air flow meter.

Unit works with standard ECU aswell as PFC's, basically plugs in between wiring room and ecu.

Here is a quick write up on the unit.

The HKS VPC is a fuel management device that is designed to physically and electronically replace the OEM air metering devices for improved air flow and precise fuel delivery control. OEM air metering devices, such as Air Flow Meters (Flapper/Plunger types) and Air Mass Sensors (Hot wire / Karmen Vortex types) measure the amount of air flowing into the intake manifold in order to properly control fuel enrichment levels.

the OEM air meter also represents a significant restriction to the intake system. To overcome this restriction, the VPC physically removes the OEM air meter to dramatically improve airflow capacity and converts the system to what is referred to as a speed density system. By utilizing a 16-bit central processing unit, the VPC reads it's own intake air temperature sensor and absolute pressure transducer (B-MAP sensor) signals and then converts those signals to one that is recognizable by the factory ECU.

Since the VPC "piggy-backs" the factory ECU, all factory systems are still intact and operational.

$270 ono

Happy to post off anywhere in Australia at buyers cost.

Any questions please feel free to call or SMS 0468 955 352

:thanks:

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