thebrandon
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I don't care how irresponsible it is, I went 300 mph on a city street in between stop lights in a school zone racing another lifted, over sized tires, 3.4 runner.
What tires do you have specifically? I'd be willing to bet you have some E-rated LT tires, and are confusing the load index rating, with a speed rating.
Beyond that, a 3rd gen 4Runner has to be in near stock configuration (no grossly heavier and oversized tires, roof racks, or other extraneous add-ons that add weight and hurt aerodynamics) and in good running order, and under near ideal conditions, to even reach the 106 mph limiter. That is the governed speed according to Toyota's own specs. Higher readings seen on the speedometer are just speedometer error.
At altitude in Colorado, (you lose 3% of the engines power for every 1000 ft gain in elevation) it doesn't make enough power to hit the limiter anyway.
Yes, Just cut the orange with green stripe wire at the ECU.How can you disable the limiter?
Yes, Just cut the orange with green stripe wire at the ECU.
Too speed in my 02 was about 105 with stock tires.
Now with 285/75/16 I can't get over 95.
In my moms lexus rx 330 I've done 110 and my dads Xterra on 285/75/16s I've hit 115. Neither of those are maxed out.
I am stock, because I didn't want to sacrifice on road efficiency, and I hit the limiter. I just double checked and my tires are rated for 118mph. How do I go about disabling the limiter in a 3rd gen? Thanks!