Lexmex

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mnb_ilGDAU8

Coming off a turn and going into a dive on that toll highway I mentioned earlier. I continued to press down upon reaching 112 mph and notice the hesitation of the motor at that point and then the deceleration.

Again, don't try this in the U.S., especially while trying to juggle the camera at the same time.

zombie

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just wondering but is there anyway to stop that fuel cut off?

Lexmex

Yes, but I don't think I will be trying it anytime soon. Even though I have the space, I don't have the tires for the moment. The fastest vehicles at our drag strip hit roughly 120 mph. I would literally have to put warp drive on my RX300 to get the use out of it.

TTE made a device one for our RX300s a few years ago known as a VMAX kit. I believe it is not available separately anymore and only if you purchase the TTE Compressor for the RX300.

HKS makes one that is similar, http://www.hksusa.com/products/?id=781 (type 2 Speed Limit Defencer)

Finally Greddy has the Speed Cut Controller, http://www.greddy.com/products/displ...SubCategory=52

salimshah

The good thing about being on the track is that you don't endanger other ppl on the road, but as a well wisher, I hope no harm befalls you (primary) or to your vehicle (secondary). If the itch for speed and record has been accomplished, back off. Dealing with authorities on being caught either in US or Mexico is a tertiary issue.

Stay safe guys.

Salim
[sounding like a grand dad ]

Lexmex

It is a good point and it reminds me of something I mentioned earlier when going up to that speed. Unless you have some special speed rated tires, our tires are speed rate to 112 mph.

Once you do it, you don't need to do it again.

AudioMan

I hit 110 last week and my vehicle was still pulling very hard on a remote backroad with no traffic. Oh, I was driving the M3 at the time. Our RX is a dog anything over 90 MPH, congrats on the 112. Stay safe.

Lexmex

M3s are great cars. When I first brought my RX down here, getting it up to 112 was exactly as you stated like a dog...no...make that more like a cow.

AudioMan

I saw a nice silver M3 in one of your pictures while you were getting your exhaust worked on. See if he will take you for a ride, it is just a different world above 60 than the RX. The car just loves to rev and it just keeps on pulling.

Lexmex

Ah yes, the one in this photo. It is nice. They are doing some exhaust and air intake work on it. My father and I were looking at it the previous week. Apparently, the owner was so delighted at the work from the previous week he dropped it off again this week to do more work. I mentioned to my friend at Hangar 1, www.hangar1.com.mx to have him stop by the track to race it.

anulex

its funny how people pick up on items in a pick that they can associate with. I would have noticed that M3. i actually thought of buying one. but i am afraid of the reliablity.

AudioMan

Yes, it can be a lot of work to maintain, but if you are a DIY type of guy, then it is very rewarding and actually not that expensive.

Oh, and a hell of a lot of fun on backroads.

anulex

I picked up a motorcyle then i was begining to behave like an idiot in traffic. then everyone kept telling me to be carefull. I have never fallen but i have almost tons of times. so i got rid of it and picked up a highly tuneable Integra GSR

AudioMan

Another very nice performer. One of the best handling FWD cars around (with some mods).

Slap a turbo and some coilovers on that bad boy.

Lexmex

But you know if bikes are your thing, a Hayabusa turbo would not be too bad of an idea.

miniround

Hahahahahahahaha

This topic has gone from talking about a fuel cutoff when you reach 112 to a Suzuki Hayabusa Turbo.

I guess they're related