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Unleash the 150 mph

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AdrenalineRush

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Tell me if it's true or not....
I heared that if you unplugged the connector at the output shaft end of the manual transmission (on the 5th gear?) on a GT, that the only thing it would do is that the car would go over 150 because that sensor (according to what I've heared) on ly purpose is to tell the computer that the 5th is engaged and after that, when the 5th is in gear the computer check out the speed to lock it at 150.
Fact or dream?

Thanks!
 

cleveland

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You dont have a tuner do you? You can just turn off the MPH limit instead of disabling a sensor by unplugging it.

-Dan
 
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nbk13nw

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cleveland said:
You dont have a tuner do you? You can just turn off the MPH limit instead of disabling a sensor by unplugging it.

-Dan
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Yup! Just turn the speed limiter off, that is of course after the rev limiter has been ramped up a bit.
 

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First no...don't have a tuner yet. I plan to get one to be able to tweek the car a bit..but, well I think....I'm not so dumb....I new that probably I could be able to throw the speed limiter out with a tuner, but in fact I wanted to know if this story of sensor was true, that's all.
And secundo (with a 3.55 gear), you don't have to crank up the rev limiter to pass 150 mph (240 Km/h) because when you shift from 4th to 5th at 6000 rpm you are actually at 220 Km/h. When engaging the 5th you past from 6000 rpm to about 4000 I think and you hit 240 Km/H (150 mph) at about 4500. So, no rev limiter tweek needed at this point.
Does somebody know if the stock engine is able to bring the car at 6000 rpm in 5th? It would do something like 200 mph!!! Kind of crazy! Must not be....
Have a good day!
 
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2MFF-Z28

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Dont go that fast, you'll kill yourself
 
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Yah I think this car would roll...it's not an Enzo.
 

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You are probably gonna see some serious hood shaking at those speeds... please be careful. The 05 is known to trap a lot of air under the hood.
 

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i believe the vortech gt hit the limiter in 5th gear at 192mph, read that over on TMS
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index.php?showtopic=31016
 

BelueLX

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Don't think I would try going that fast in one but nice to know you could.
 

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i'v done 145+ on the 405 in Los Angeles, late at night, let me just say it feels alot safer then my 91 conv at the same speed
 
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fazm83 said:
i believe the vortech gt hit the limiter in 5th gear at 192mph, read that over on TMA
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index.php?showtopic=31016
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Holy ****!
 

AdrenalineRush

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Dont go that fast, you'll kill yourself
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Yah I think this car would roll...it's not an Enzo.
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Well, it actually goes very good at 200-220 Km/h. When going for the 240 Km/h you've got to keep the foot down for a little while in 5th but it goes good....almost easy to drive one handed!! But the hood shake a bit...that's true!

have a good day!
 
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Insane! Terrible! Dangerous! You should be ashamed of yourself for going that fast! OK, I'm jealous
 

AdrenalineRush

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Insane! Terrible! Dangerous!
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Dangerous...I like that one

So if I understand it right...i've got to supercharge it to see the rev limiter in 5th....
MMMmmmm....think i'll have to go shopping!

Have a nice day!
 
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