HKS CAMP2: COMPUTERIZED AUTOMOBILE MULTI PLAYER

摘要

The HKS CAMP, known around the world as Computerized Automobile Multi-Player, debuted in 1996 as the first monitoring system of its kind. The HKS CAMP was designed as a graphical data display enabling end users to interface the CAMP system connected to the factory ECM to a heads-up audio/video display to monitor, in real-time scenario, multiple information from various engine parameters. The HKS CAMP system was considered a revolutionary unit, at a time when entry-level in-line fuel pumps and rise rate fuel pressure regulators were considered high-tech fuel management for the import tuner world.