ok you guys i have done damn there everything you can to a 2.2 but supercharge it and cam's but does anybody know how to re-program the car 105 comes really quick when ur racing sumbody and that sucks when when ur tearing a saturn a new on e and all of a sudden wha-wha-wha-wha-wha 105 and then he blows past u.....what can i do?

 

buy an ss/sc

 

damn straight

 

Does the car say "wha-wha-wha-wha", or is it you?

 

HAHAHAHAHAHHA, that was great.

 

i'll 0wn j00 in my Saturn biatch...

 

youll have to get new rims and tires rated at a higher speed rating then take your car to the dealer to have them raise the speed governor based on the tire you are running

 

Thats was hillarious..

 

you will have to wait till hypertech comes out with a programer inorder to remove or change the governed speed, the 105 mph limit is based on the fact that the factory oem crap tires are only speed rated to that! So, unless you know a GM tech that can do it for you on his lunch break you are out of luck for now

 

U got screwed, my bolt goes well past 105 mph and it's auto.

 

^ What you mean to say is your spedometer is totally inaccurate

 

I keep hearing things about being in 4th instead of 5th, you can go faster?? Im kinda confused with this.. Can somebody explain?

 

ive done 120 in mine but mine came with the upgraded wheels and tires i dont think gm can leagally raise it even if you do get new tires just gotta wait for a programmer

and RedBaseBolt not to be picky isnt our car a bAlt you wrote bolt

 

If your car is a manual (5 speed) its simple ..

put a toggle on/off switch inline with your vehicle speed sensor. when you get near

105 switch it "off". your speedo will drop to 0 and youll keep on going.

I did this on my 98 cav z-24.

It will comfuse the pcm and it will throw a CEL but it will clear after you switch it

back.


My ol cav would get to 108 fast in 4th gear, then id switch it off and keep on pulling.

have no idea how fars that car would go (not as fast as my SS/SC though...)


Jeff
2005 SS/SC

 

dont get rid of the govinah

 

no it's accurate.

 

ive hit 115-120 before. i think it was like 118 but i dont remember because i had to let off because the end of the street was racing towards me hah! and where can i get the 220 mph speedometer?

 

http://performance.drivewire.com/eng...puterchip.html

There you go!

 

hes a canuck...look at the guage, its in km/h

 

On second thought, don't buy that lol, this was on the bottom of the website.

"Drivewire.com has been selling Chevrolet Cobalt Computer Chips online for over 5 years and has one of the largest inventories of Chevrolet Cobalt Computer Chips on the web."

5 years eh lol.

 

i was gonna say that same exact thing cuz i too already have it copied so i minus well paste it so it wasnt a complete waste of time..



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The vss mod is that cheapest way to do it. Wait until hptuners comes out if you want to keep the speedo.

 

and that wont void the warrenty?

 

whats the vss mod???

 

You don't think reprogramming the computer isn't going to void the warranty? Either way you're going to void it. The vss mod is putting a toggle switch on the vehicle speed sensor so the computer doesn't know how fast you're going.