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04-08-2003, 03:27 PM | #1 |
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sr20DET speed cut.. is it possible to...?
is it possible to pull the speed meter pin out of the ECU without loosing the speedo? especially since i have the digital speedo/HUD...
cause this 115 mph bull**** ****es me off!!!!!
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im not sure what you mean... is it possible to pull the pin and NOT lose the speedo...? and if so which wire is it...? keeping in mind it is a S13 SR20DET
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For $70 you can have this
I have heard things about just cutting the speed signal to the ecu since the ECU has no functions that are speed dependant but personally I would just shell out the money for the Greddy Fuel Cut defenser
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Like I said...
The speed signal goes from the sensor, to the speedometer, to the ECU. If you pull the wire out of the ECU, the signal will still go from the sensor to the speedometer. The speedometer will still function. The wire is yellow with green stripes. |
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In the meantime, another good fuel cut solution would be to wire a switch into the yellow/green wire so that the ECU still gets the speed signal on the street, but then you can switch it off at the track. I'm not 100% sure there's no speed-related stuff that the ECU does besides the fuel cut. The A'pexi Rev/Speed Meter also has a fuel cut eliminator built in. That's a great solution since it's more accurate than the stock speedometer and doesn't stop at 115. |
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What is the revlimiter on a Sr20?
If it's like the KA, it's only a few hundred RPM over the fuel cut.. I personally don't think those things are worth $70 for 5 mph...
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SR's 5th gear Rev limiter is 7500rpm! wow.. I could see the rev limiter being there in neutral, or in first gear or something, but generally the rev limits get lower in each gear..
What RPM is the Fuel cut at?
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Ah, I see your line of thought. The rev limit in 1st-3rd is 7700... I was assuming you would have unplugged the 4th and 5th gear sensors as well. With those disconnected and some sort of fuel cut eliminator your top speed would be limited only by aero drag.
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115?
ive had mine way past 115mph. i dont know how fast it will go but ive been to the point where the guage stops moving then i backed off. the revlimiter on my sr is 7600. |
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04-11-2003, 01:35 PM | #17 |
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Ok just want to clarify here? Does it work or doesnt it.. Cutting the wrie that leads to the ECU? And if there isnt any speed dependant devices that the ECU reads then why run a wire to the ECU telling it what speed your going other than for the speed limiter? Is that the wires only function? And I beliece technical fuel cut is at 7800 on the SR per the FSM. Tachs tend to be off quite a bit.
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Cut that wire + disconnect 4th and 5th gear sensors = no limit.
Does the VSS signal to the ECU have any other function? mmmmmmaybe, probably not... often these are used to control things like fuel cut on deceleration... on some cars (not the 240SX) it's used to control the fans. If it bothers you to cut that wire, take the suggestions in the posts above (Greddy delimiter, simple switch, A'pexi rev/speed meter). The Greddy and the A'pexi work by shutting off that VSS signal only when it goes above 112, leaving it on otherwise, so the ECU still sees it in normal driving. |
04-11-2003, 08:32 PM | #19 |
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OK.. but why should I need to disconnect the sensors? If I cut the wire then the ECU doesnt have a clue what my speed is right? Or does it? ANd will I still have a rev limiter at 7800 in 4th and 5th gears?
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get the greddy speed cut sensor, i tried both options, had slight problems with the cut wire, some reason my speedometer was quirky
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