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zarcatho
09-29-2010, 12:22 PM
hey im rebuilding my project car a 96 subaru out back currently brought it back from the dead with a rebult 98 moter. and i was wondering how could i take the governor out of my car or is it hardwired in to the ECU at this point info would be greatly thanked. motor is a 2.5lt
chuckthefuk
09-29-2010, 03:14 PM
At what point do you notice your governor kicking in?
From what I found using the cruise control will bypass the governor. Also if I am not mistaken the VSS (variable speed sensor) is what sends the signal to the ECU.
-Chuck
zarcatho
09-29-2010, 06:55 PM
At what point do you notice your governor kicking in?
From what I found using the cruise control will bypass the governor. Also if I am not mistaken the VSS (variable speed sensor) is what sends the signal to the ECU.
-Chuck
im not sure ive just been told taking the governor itll unlock about 100hp or so. im not sure if thats true from what i read
chuckthefuk
09-29-2010, 08:56 PM
I would love to read that info...
That's just bonkers.
zarcatho
09-29-2010, 09:38 PM
I would love to read that info...
That's just bonkers.
ah. i see so the governor is just something that simply keeps u from going over say 110mph? not something that holds the engine back correct? and thank for for taking the time to answer my question lol. im new to the boards >.<
Huffer
09-29-2010, 09:50 PM
oh geez.
You are totally misinformed. The speed governor only restricts top speed. There is no magic switch that unlocks extra power, these aren't detuned GTRs.
zarcatho
09-29-2010, 09:58 PM
ohhhhh that makes much more sence :roll: this guy was trying to tell me if i take it out my engine would beable to do his words" a buck 60 no problem." hes most likly just trying to get me to screw up my ECU :smt011
but while were on the subject is there anything not toooooo costly i could do to my outback to get a lil more horses?
Huffer
09-29-2010, 10:12 PM
Yep, check out the stickied threads in the Normally Aspirated section.
Now that we've cleared this up, no need for further discussion on this "governor". :)
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