revlimiter
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From: mifflinburg/PA
Car: 89 camaro
Engine: 305 fuel injected throttol body
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: rear is from a fire bird
revlimiter
how do u by pass the revlimiter or speed sensor so i can go faster the 115
please let me no
please let me no
https://www.thirdgen.org/bypass-speed-limiter
The other method is to reprogram, avoiding any of the problems and nuisance error codes described in the article.
The other method is to reprogram, avoiding any of the problems and nuisance error codes described in the article.
Last edited by Vader; Jun 29, 2006 at 06:58 AM.
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From: mifflinburg/PA
Car: 89 camaro
Engine: 305 fuel injected throttol body
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: rear is from a fire bird
revlimiter
i hoocked the wires from the computer to a switch and the revliniter still kicks in what else do i have to do
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From: mifflinburg/PA
Car: 89 camaro
Engine: 305 fuel injected throttol body
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: rear is from a fire bird
revlimiter
can any one let me no what i need to do cuzz obviosly this guy never drove a camaro. yeah don't speed in a camaro funny don't see it happening i think he needs to drive a camaro or somthin cuzz he has **** all ****ed up. but some one let me no about the speed limiter
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Car: 84 Z28 H.O. w/Megasquirt II
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I agree with DR1.
If you don't have enough powertrain work to need a custom chip, you have no need to go faster than stock powertrain is designed.
BTW, do you have a steel driveshaft. There's this thing called "critical speed". As your driveshaft turns close to this number, the closer it comes to self-destruct. Just imagine what a large steel tube will do when it lets loose, catapults your car 20ft. in the air. Don't worry, it'll land...somewhere.
Maybe on it's wheels.
Oh, I own two f-bodys and drive them regularly.
If you don't have enough powertrain work to need a custom chip, you have no need to go faster than stock powertrain is designed.
BTW, do you have a steel driveshaft. There's this thing called "critical speed". As your driveshaft turns close to this number, the closer it comes to self-destruct. Just imagine what a large steel tube will do when it lets loose, catapults your car 20ft. in the air. Don't worry, it'll land...somewhere.
Maybe on it's wheels.
Oh, I own two f-bodys and drive them regularly.
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