Jeepznthingz
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The first time I’ve seen this. I guess it’s a governor? 97 mph max speed calibration?
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One never knows, now does one? Lol.Yeah.... but its not like you gonna go more than 90 most of the time anyway
True.... coming off from a BMW sports, this thing is slow... but I've already set my expectation. Especially when I saw that 97 mph gorvernor....One never knows, now does one? Lol.
True.... coming off from a BMW sports, this thing is slow... but I've already set my expectation. Especially when I saw that 97 mph gorvernor....
I remember it was extremely hard for me to get to 100 on my LR3..... air stuck like glue on that beast... I'd expect the same on the JT.... BUT, I don't care.... excited about owning a truck and a jeep!!!! I'm a real American boy now!!!
That’s the thought.I'm gonna need to hack that sh!t right outta there.
More than that I think...maybe the 5th thread.I think this is the 3rd thread on this..............anyway, per the build guide, all Rubicons get a 97 MPH limiter
You may be right...More than that I think...maybe the 5th thread.
Admin should sticky this to the top of the page. "Max speed is determined by which tires your Gladiator gets from the factory."
Hey FOLKS where does it say, Governor??? That is it just a calibration data point for accuracy. Not sure why they pick 97 mph but they did whatever the thinking may be. I suspect on a new Corvette it may be more than 97 mph. This is all to ensure accuracy up to a point.The first time I’ve seen this. I guess it’s a governor? 97 mph max speed calibration?
I haven’t seen 2 other threads, I just noticed it on the build sheet. Sorry if this thread is redundant. Did you post in the other threads?I think this is the 3rd thread on this..............anyway, per the build guide, all Rubicons get a 97 MPH limiter