HKS Fuel Pumps increased flow enable stable fuel pressure and fuel supply to tuned vehicles, especially equipped with large capacity injectors or additional injectors.
Features
- Vehicle specific for easy drop-in installation
We ship to the United States and 150 other countries.
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| Vehicle | Part | Flow Rate | Price | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14007-AN003 Limited stock at HKS | ||||
| GT-R - R35 | Flow Rate +150% | 195 L/h | | |
| Part | Flow Rate | Price | Order | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1407-RN018 | ||||
| Flow Rate +125% | 280 L/h | | DISCONTINUED This part is no longer available | |
| 1407-RN019 | ||||
| Flow Rate +125% | 280 L/h | DISCONTINUED This part is no longer available | ||
| 1407-RN020 | ||||
| Flow Rate +125% | 280 L/h | | DISCONTINUED This part is no longer available | |
| 1407-RN023 | ||||
| Flow Rate +179% | 250 L/h | | DISCONTINUED This part is no longer available | |
HKS was founded in October 1973 by Hiroyuki Hasegawa, a former Yamaha engineer, and Goichi Kitagawa, with start-up capital from Sigma Automotive; the name comes from Hasegawa, Kitagawa and Sigma. It began in a small shed at the foot of Mount Fuji, in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka, and is still based there.
In 1974 HKS built one of the first bolt-on turbo kits, for the Nissan L20 engine in the Skyline, raising output from 115 to 160 PS. Turbocharging made its name; today it also makes exhausts, springs, shocks and coilover suspension, and it marked its 50th anniversary in 2023.











