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ITEM: Hks evcs boost controller

PRICE: $200

CONDITION: Used - like new removed from a car that was hardly driven

SHIPPING: Pick up (southern end gold coast) or Post

Comes complete with everything except vacuum hose.

FEATURES:
- Solenoid valve is special for boost control function.
- It works for both internal and external wastegate types.
- Junction connection system that all display unit, valve and boost sensor are connected to control unit directly, enables easy installation.
- Display unit has the same design concept as other latest HKS electronics products as unified design.

Easier installation by separate setup:
- Each unit is set separately and the center control unit processes all signals.
- Thin display unit enables free layout.

Unified design:
- The same design as A/F Knock Amp. and other items.
- Unified design for whole HKS electronics products.

Price conscious model with specific functions:
- 2 control modes (A/B mode)
- Basic parameters Offset, Response Control range of solenoid duty output = 0 - 100%
- Warning, Drop boost functions
- Peak hold, After image indication functions
- Applicable for both internal and external wastegate types
- Stock boost recovery function when power is off
- Data lock function
- Diagnosis function for malfunction of boost sensor and valve or wiring connection
 

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