Hyper REV
HyperRev books debuted in 1994. Over the years, HyperRev has been regarded as the definitive owners bible for tuning and customization. Each issue is precisely focused to a particular vehicle and includes in depth reports, features and product listings spanning the entire spectrum of OEM and aftermarket performance tuning and styling. Most HyperRev books are between 200 and 300 pages. For popular cars there are often times multiple volumes of HyperRev books that are released. Enthusiasts worldwide have found HyperRev books to be an invaluable resource for learning about new performance parts and planning the modification of their vehicles. Although HyperRev is produced only in Japanese, most brands and product specifications can be read and understood in English. Needless to say, the full color pictures speak for themselves.
Hyper REV
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Hyper REV Vol.239 Honda S2000 No.9
Hyper REV Vol.029 Toyota Supra No.2
Hyper REV Vol.054 Mazda RX-7 No.3
Hyper REV Vol.056 Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R
Hyper REV Vol.057 Nissan Skyline R33 GT-R
Hyper REV Vol.058 Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R
Hyper REV Vol.072 Mazda RX-7 No.4
Hyper REV Vol.109 Nissan Skyline GT-R No.5
Hyper REV Vol.136 Toyota Prius
Hyper REV Vol.155 Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R
Hyper REV Vol.203 Nissan Fairlady Z No.8
Hyper REV Vol.23 Mazda RX-7 No.2
Hyper REV Vol.234 Suzuki Swift No.10
Hyper REV Vol.235 Suzuki Jimny No.5
Hyper REV Vol.237 Nissan GTR No.3
Hyper REV Vol.241 Suzuki Jimny No.6
Hyper REV Vol.242 Nissan Skyline GT-R No.9
Hyper REV Vol.244 Suzuki Jimny No.7
Hyper REV Vol.270 GR Yaris & GR Corolla
About Hyper REV
Hyper REV is a Japanese magazine series, published by San-ei Shobo since 1994, in which each issue covers a single car model. Popular cars have many volumes of their own, from the Skyline GT-R and Silvia to the GR86 and Civic Type R.
Each issue gathers the tuning and styling parts made for that model, with tuner features, demo cars and product listings, which makes the series a reference for anyone building one. It is printed in Japanese, but its photographs, part names and specifications are easy to follow without it.
