Showing posts with label HKS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HKS. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X Tuned by HKS - Update

A couple of weeks ago we posted a teaser shot of the HKS prepped 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X (see here). Today we discovered a new set of images of the car taken by a member of a forum called “velocidadmaxima”. Though details remain sketchy due to the fact that the press release is only available in Japanese, HKS’ tuning pack will include engine and chassis upgrades with the adoption of new suspension parts, lower ride height and different tire/alloy wheel combinations, a new exhaust system, modified ECU and uprated turbo and intake. -More pics after the jump

Via: velocidadmaxima

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

2008 Mazda2 / Demio Tuned By HKS

While we we’re trying to dig out more info on the HKS prepped Mitsubishi EVO X (see here) we discovered that the Japanese tuner is also working on the all-new Mazda2 or Demio, as it’s called in the “Land of the rising sun”. HKS however, is trying its best to make our life a translation-hell by offering Japanese only press releases.

We won’t dare to give you the translated version but we can tell you that HKS will offer a wide variety of accessories for the new Mazda2 including a full bodykit, various alloy rim options, upgraded suspension and brake components, and ultra cool Recaro bucket seats. The Japanese tuner says that they’re also working on engine upgrades, details of which will be announced at a later date. Until then follow the jump to check out our image gallery of the HKS prepped Mazda2. -Continued






Sunday, October 21, 2007

HKS Readying 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X Sport Pack

Here we go boys, let the tuning games begin! Shortly after the Japanese market debut of the all-new Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X (click here), HKS revealed a teaser shot of the high-performance sedan featuring prototype sport parts. From what we were able to make from the translated release, the Japanese tuner will focus on two main areas: extra power and increased grip thanks to new suspension parts, lower ride height and different tire/alloy wheel combinations. By the way, doesn’t the white HKS EVO X RS with those alloy wheels looks outright sick?