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Phil ZC33S from France
Quote from CTC Performance on March 19, 2019, 10:20 pmWill have to get the HKS one or beatrush if they do one ours is too big wonโt fit onto this.
Will have to get the HKS one or beatrush if they do one ours is too big wonโt fit onto this.
Quote from DazzaSport on March 22, 2019, 3:20 pmPhil - when are you going to fit that HKS Power Editor?
Phil - when are you going to fit that HKS Power Editor?
Quote from Phil Swift-Sport on March 22, 2019, 7:23 pmSoon, I wanted to install the Beatrush front pipe before, and today it is done..
Stock is ID 44/45 mm, Beatrush 48/51 mm.
Soon, I wanted to install the Beatrush front pipe before, and today it is done..
Stock is ID 44/45 mm, Beatrush 48/51 mm.
Quote from Flex on March 25, 2019, 7:46 pmIโm really curious about the results of the HKS power editor as well.
Doubting to buy one too.
Iโm really curious about the results of the HKS power editor as well.
Doubting to buy one too.
Quote from DazzaSport on March 26, 2019, 3:14 pmRegarding the HKS Power Editor.
It is designed to work on a completely stock car. So, I don't think there isn't a reason you cannot fit it already. You might even get a bigger performance increase with the extra mods you're doing. Or perhaps improve performance in those areas that suffer due to restrictions.
As I understand it, all the HKS Power Editor does is modify the boost parameter to appear lower than it really is. So the cars ECU believes that boost is not at the desired level - so the ECU demands even more boost to reach the desired level. The result is that the cars turbo is actually boosting more than stock.
Regarding the HKS Power Editor.
It is designed to work on a completely stock car. So, I don't think there isn't a reason you cannot fit it already. You might even get a bigger performance increase with the extra mods you're doing. Or perhaps improve performance in those areas that suffer due to restrictions.
As I understand it, all the HKS Power Editor does is modify the boost parameter to appear lower than it really is. So the cars ECU believes that boost is not at the desired level - so the ECU demands even more boost to reach the desired level. The result is that the cars turbo is actually boosting more than stock.
Quote from Phil Swift-Sport on March 26, 2019, 5:27 pm@dazzasport you are right..
You can have a fine tune, or a special tune with Power Editor software, revs by revs you can adjust level, as you can see below.
you can do a reset and return to stock condition, and sale Power Editor if you want !!
Remap you can do not, reason for I choose this.
@dazzasport you are right..
You can have a fine tune, or a special tune with Power Editor software, revs by revs you can adjust level, as you can see below.
you can do a reset and return to stock condition, and sale Power Editor if you want !!
Remap you can do not, reason for I choose this.
Quote from Phil Swift-Sport on March 29, 2019, 10:14 amRemove and check OCC Mishimoto after 600 km, it's works !
Out hose is like new, no oil inside.
Remove and check OCC Mishimoto after 600 km, it's works !
Out hose is like new, no oil inside.
Quote from Phil Swift-Sport on April 17, 2019, 5:54 amHKS Spec L fitted, very nice sound..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWUMdfE5ka8
HKS Spec L fitted, very nice sound..