can somebody give me a link or tell me how to disable it. i want to go over 100mph

Hold the gas pedal down longer.

no, i think you have to do something under the hood like remove the computer stuff

Oh really, well go ahead and tell everything you know.......no really, I bet you know everything about these cars........

no i dont, im asking how to disable the electronic limited so i can go over the regulation. how bout you answer the question **** **** ****

Does it actually cut out at 100 or does it just seem to stop accelerating?

(I've never had this problem with my GST)

no, the top speed is 100. it wont go over 100-it just stay there.

yurs is just slow then lol. i have a 420a rs and i hit 130.

Yeah, an electronic or any other kind of limiter will stop the car at say 100 and it will like cut the engine and bounce down to like 95, then start accelerating back up to 100.

There is no cut, you just don't have enough power.

You should still go faster than that..... right everybody? I hope so because I had a '97 mazda 626 with the 4 cylinder and it was a standard; I could hit the limiter at 110 pretty darn quick.

i doubt that, maybe around 110 top. but my is a automatic and stock. most car are electronically limited-and wont go over 100. but i need more info on how to remove the thing thats holding my car from going over 100.

well my car is NOT auto and NOT stock. yurs is just slow lol. even stock ones get 120+

Yeah man, there is no Governing system on these cars..... I've had my Talon up over 120-140 quite afew times...... Never a hesitation, just smooth acceleration the whole way.....

yeah some car dont have it. but the 1999 GS automatic has one.

Ive had my stock 96 GS manual doing 125 i dont know how many times.

As someone said before normally a limiter would make it cut off slow down and then when it dropped a certain amount it would speed back up. I asked a similar question to this a while ago. From what people had said when i asked the question the autos are just slower.

Closed for lack of searching.

Please continue this conversation in this thread after you read it.

http://www.mitsubishi-forums.com/index.php...topic=24102&hl=

PS I'm not being a jerk just this is a topic that has been covered and was on the second search page for "speed limit"

~Eric