aristo governed at 120mph. how do I get rid of it?
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So last night I found out that my aristo motor is unfortunately governed at 120mph. Was wondering what's a good way to get rid of the governor? I am running epik's old twin k26 turbo set up and still on stock tranny. what's a better bcc to get? greddy or hks? or is there a better option such as upgraded ecu that gets rid of boost cut and fuel cut and speed governor all in one?
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My friend who was the previous owner and wiring expert said just cut the pink wire but it can possibly throw a code. I rather be safe, since I still need to upgrade the fuel system. guess the sld is safest way to go?
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oh ok. well i own an Aristo and one way around the speed limiter is to remove the traction control fuse because its connected to the same circuit? should give it a try if you have traction control
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is the sld plug and play? I know they have a hks type 2 sld and then the greddy. which one is the better out of the two? greddy's sld is sold for a better deal. also is it safe to run an sld on the stock fuel system?