possibly the only time this question may be posted
Racer
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Bay Area CA
Originally Posted by Honez
What are you trying to accomplish? I have a device that will call your cell phone if the car goes over a pre set speed and notify you.
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From: St. Joseph MO
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Originally Posted by tiojames
Reprogram rev limiter, it will shut off fuel at preset RPM.
I told him no thanks, I'll put the right program in when I pick it up
Pro
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 743
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From: Bartlett IL
Originally Posted by JoeyG
I had to bring my vette in for a waranty repair. The service coordinator called me to tell me the car wouldn't rev over 1200rpms, and would I like them to look into it?
I told him no thanks, I'll put the right program in when I pick it up
I told him no thanks, I'll put the right program in when I pick it up
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Parrothead
Joined: May 2002
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From: Margaritaville Embassy
St. Jude Donor '08-'09,'13, '14
the scenario is that my favorite neice graduates next summer and I am going to let her drive the vette to the prom. I trust her but I know Sh*t happens. If there is a quick and dirty way of limiting the spped to say, 70 MPH, and she knew it wouldn't go fast, ANY temptation would be limited
Drifting
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Hollywood Md
Originally Posted by chocoholic
If you trust her, let her drive the car. I would. If you feel the need to cripple the car, then you apparently don't fully trust her and it's your choice how to proceed
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From: ================== Houston, Texas www.englandgreen.com ================== Necessary Evil™ __________
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St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14
Originally Posted by Markm10431
the scenario is that my favorite neice graduates next summer and I am going to let her drive the vette to the prom. I trust her but I know Sh*t happens. If there is a quick and dirty way of limiting the spped to say, 70 MPH, and she knew it wouldn't go fast, ANY temptation would be limited
As Chocoholic said - either trust her - not not.
