how can i eliminate the speed limiter on my 98 civic with a B20 Vtec, its been converted to OBD1 and has a JDM GSR ECU....

 

if you get your ecu chipped and you use a program like uberdata you can disable the speed limiter.


Modified by tallyturbo at 2:15 PM 3/12/2006

 

you could pick up a field's vtec controller pretty cheap, that will remove the limiter.

 

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Or crome,

 

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you know uberdata, crome, hondata and all those good programs.

 

there's no other way around it? No wire to cut?

 

there's no free way.

chip the ecu, get rid of the jdm ecu or get a field's vtec controller

 

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I was just concuring that you're right and giving the obligatory shout out to crome.

 

^^^ i agree. my bad for not adding all of them in there.

 

arg, there's g2 be another way around it, I don't want to chip it because I don't want it to run rich and act all gay, I've had too much exp w/ things running rich/lean and ******* with the car, I hate it, and I usually can never fix it, and since there's no dynos around here, I mean, I WOULD do it myself, but then I risk f8king up a 120 buck ECU, and nobody chips it reasonably, want like 70 bucks for 15 minutes of labor + 10 bucks in parts

not to mention I don't even think it's worth it w/o anything on it (only I/E), i mean ****, my next step would be to pull my old laptop out and make a RT tuner...but on a stock? c'mon....

 

Well, it's really not 15 minutes of labor, but you could always just have it chipped with stock maps...