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180kmh speed limiter... what are my options?
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180kmh speed limiter... what are my options?
My lude has a JDM ECU therefore it has the 180kmh speed limiter, it’s gotta go for track use so what are my options, I know the easiest option is a chip off of this very forum but there has been no response on that front for a while now so without spending heaps of money on a hondata or something like that, is there any cheaper alternatives?
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As far as i know, it is not sure, as the ECU check only if the car is moving and not at which speed. So with a spped signal converter, it will surely work and the vtec will still engageVtecmec wrote:Speedo signal convertor box is the other way, though you'll lose vetc in first.

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Vtec won't engage under a certain speed, so vtec won't engage in first with a convertor.hondaddict wrote: As far as i know, it is not sure, as the ECU check only if the car is moving and not at which speed. So with a spped signal converter, it will surely work and the vtec will still engage
Nafe, not sure how a sticker will remove the speed limiter.


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Honestly, i'm not sure at all of that, i never read about that limitation anywhere. There's a water temperature limitation , a load limitation ( that make varie the vtec engagement) and sometime a oïl pressure limitation in the rom but as far as i know, if there's a speed limitation, the limit is very very low, so a speed converter ,as you suggest before, won't be a problem at all!Vtecmec wrote:Vtec won't engage under a certain speed, so vtec won't engage in first with a convertor.hondaddict wrote: As far as i know, it is not sure, as the ECU check only if the car is moving and not at which speed. So with a spped signal converter, it will surely work and the vtec will still engage
Nafe, not sure how a sticker will remove the speed limiter.![]()

Do you have a link about that, i'm curious to learn more about this speed limitation

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