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Old 03-18-2009, 08:16 PM   #1
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Anyone ever instal a speed limit defender?
Heya I was wondering if anyone has ever instaled a speed defender in there car. My soarer is only capable of a top speed of 175. And I was thinking about getting a speed cut from hks or greddy and it seems kinda scary to instal. Wondering if it really is that scary. Hell I cant even get arround to cutting into my ecu harness to get my air/fuel guage working haha.
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Old 03-18-2009, 08:45 PM   #2
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Heya I was wondering if anyone has ever instaled a speed defender in there car. My soarer is only capable of a top speed of 175. And I was thinking about getting a speed cut from hks or greddy and it seems kinda scary to instal. Wondering if it really is that scary. Hell I cant even get arround to cutting into my ecu harness to get my air/fuel guage working haha.
Well, it involves wiring it into your ECU harness... so if you're afraid of doing that, well then you shouldn't do it. You could get a shop to do it for you.
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How fast do you need to go on the road?
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So 175 isnt fast enough, hell there arent even tracks around here where you can get up to that. Thats almost as much of a waste of money as an HKS earthing kit.
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Pretty sure he won't be doing it on the track....
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in all honesty, the speed cut is probably more enjoyable than going faster.
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agreed 175 is not fast enough!! Get it done by a shop.
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get it done by a shop, and then fill out your organ donor card

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it's simple to install

cheack once check tiwice fuck it cheak again then getter done
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Regardless, sign a organ donor car.

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