Speed Govenors
#1
01-29-2008, 07:43 AM
Speed Govenors
Right I just wanted to make sure I had the facts right about speed govenors. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
- Every relatively new car has one.
- Newer cars (exact date?) have govenors that are hard-wired into the car and cannot be removed without causing problems.
- The only way to remove the restriction is by reprogramming the ECU/buying a modified one.
- No matter what modifications you do to your car, it will still cut off at a specific speed.
Looking for answers!
- Every relatively new car has one.
- Newer cars (exact date?) have govenors that are hard-wired into the car and cannot be removed without causing problems.
- The only way to remove the restriction is by reprogramming the ECU/buying a modified one.
- No matter what modifications you do to your car, it will still cut off at a specific speed.
Looking for answers!
#2
01-29-2008, 07:54 AM
RE: Speed Govenors
ORIGINAL: alecrust
Right I just wanted to make sure I had the facts right about speed govenors. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
- Every relatively new car has one.
- Newer cars (exact date?) have govenors that are hard-wired into the car and cannot be removed without causing problems.
- The only way to remove the restriction is by reprogramming the ECU/buying a modified one.
- No matter what modifications you do to your car, it will still cut off at a specific speed.
Looking for answers!
Right I just wanted to make sure I had the facts right about speed govenors. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
- Every relatively new car has one.
- Newer cars (exact date?) have govenors that are hard-wired into the car and cannot be removed without causing problems.
- The only way to remove the restriction is by reprogramming the ECU/buying a modified one.
- No matter what modifications you do to your car, it will still cut off at a specific speed.
Looking for answers!
- It depends on the vehicle and your level of expertise.
- It depends on the vehicle.
- It depends on the vehicle. Most vehicles have a rev-limiter these days, but it can be disabled too.
#4
01-29-2008, 08:06 AM
RE: Speed Govenors
Please man, no more talk of top speeds and/or limiter removal. Its been discussed time and time again, and will end in an argument, gauranteed.
Here, everything you need to know show be in this thread.. https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_441513/tm.htm
Here, everything you need to know show be in this thread.. https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_441513/tm.htm
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