HKS Power Editor

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The HKS Power Editor is a next generation boost controller that enables boost pressure increase on modern vehicles.

HKS - Power Editor

The HKS Power Editor is a next generation boost controller that enables boost pressure increase of the vehicles equipped with the electric or negative pressure control type actuators.

Features

The Power Editor is installed between the boost pressure control sensor and ECU to increase boost pressure
Vehicle specific kits are pre-programmed with recommended boost increase and include harness for easy installation
Can be connected to a PC using USB and the Easy Writer software can be downloaded from the HKS website
Reset connector is included to reset the data back to factory settings after installation

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Toyota

Vehicle		Price	Order
42018-AT021 In stock at HKS
GR Corolla - GZEA14H 2022/12~		USD $ 384.87 USD $ 416.52 60,984 JPY

42018-AT023 In stock at HKS HKS
GR Yaris RC - GXPA16 2024/04+		USD $ 339.97 USD $ 367.93 53,870 JPY

42018-AT018 Limited stock at HKS
GR Yaris RZ - GXPA16 2020/09-2024/03		USD $ 333.55 USD $ 360.99 52,853 JPY

Honda

Vehicle		Price	Order
42018-AH001 In stock at HKS HKS
Civic - FK7 6MT L15C Engine Only		USD $ 301.48 USD $ 326.28 47,771 JPY

42018-AH002 In stock at HKS HKS
Civic Type R - FK8 6MT JDM Models Only		USD $ 333.55 USD $ 360.99 52,853 JPY

Suzuki

Vehicle		Price	Order
42018-AS002 Last one in stock! HKS
Jimny - JB64W 5MT Only		USD $ 301.48 USD $ 326.28 47,771 JPY

42018-AS001 In stock at HKS HKS
Swift Sport - ZC33S MT & AT		USD $ 301.48 USD $ 326.28 47,771 JPY

Parts

Part		Price	Order
42999-AK017
Universal Harness Kit		USD $ 224.51 USD $ 242.97 35,574 JPY

About HKS

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.

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