takin off a govener

Anyone know how to take a gov off a 98 cavi

unless you are trapping speeds of 108mph or up in the 1/4 mile there is no reason to disable your governer...nothing good will come out of going that fast on public roads...

Yea you have no need to remove it. And if you are running more then 100mph in the 1/4 mile then you should already have the know how to do this.

Im glad no one answered this... must be a kid trying to kill someone

fuck you guys he didn't ask for your opinion on if he should if you know how tell him, if not shut your mouths. Bitches

You have to cut the blue wire. It always works in the movies

fuck you guys he didn't ask for your opinion on if he should if you know how tell him, if not shut your mouths. Bitches

Well you didnt tell him ether you god damn troll. Some people have common sence and dont want to tell a kid how to go out and kill himself.

LMAO.. what a fucktard..

this is something that is often misunderstood by younger kids.unless you drive a big rig or a lawnmower you do not have a govener,you have what is called a rev limiter,and your car is gear limited to that speed.This is why you must either get your computer reworked or change out the final drive gear in your tranny.your car will only go as fast as your tranny will let you.

Actuslly new cars are computer regulated to certain speeds. For instance my 2001 blazer was limited to a top speed of 97-98 mph, but if you disable the limiter in the computer it will exceed those speeds. That was the maximum safe speed for the vehicle as determined by GM. The problem is they use the same limit for the 4X4 S-10's, the ZQ8 S-10, and all the blazers from 4X4 to the extreme. The cav is limited in a similar way, however there isn't an easy aftermrket way to eliminate the speed limiter because there is no Hypertech for the cavalier. This you can tell because you hit the limiter, and then the computer shts the car down, but you know the car will pull far higher than the revs shown on the tach.

I do agree that exceeding a speed of 108 is idiotic on regular roads, and I have yet to see a location that the speeds are over 75 on the interstate, even Montana put back up speed limits.

I know how to do it, but it results in disabling the computer, and altering the odometer reading on the car as well.

No there are much simpler ways... :) :) :)

Really, drop me a line. I am prepping a Car for a top speed race in Nebraska, and would like tog et out of the 90 mph class, but was staying there because of the speed limiter.

Make it a PM, please. Just for safety sake

You have a PM

i think taking out a governor is illegal i dont think you can take out any elected official.
oh yeah as for your shitbox leave it alone it will last you longer.
you wouldnt take your car to a mental facility to be repaired would you??
with that in mind retards like you shouldnt work on cars.

Pigpun, you sound pretty intelligent yourself...

Actuslly new cars are computer regulated to certain speeds. For instance my 2001 blazer was limited to a top speed of 97-98 mph, but if you disable the limiter in the computer it will exceed those speeds. That was the maximum safe speed for the vehicle as determined by GM. The problem is they use the same limit for the 4X4 S-10's, the ZQ8 S-10, and all the blazers from 4X4 to the extreme. The cav is limited in a similar way, however there isn't an easy aftermrket way to eliminate the speed limiter because there is no Hypertech for the cavalier. This you can tell because you hit the limiter, and then the computer shts the car down, but you know the car will pull far higher than the revs shown on the tach.

I do agree that exceeding a speed of 108 is idiotic on regular roads, and I have yet to see a location that the speeds are over 75 on the interstate, even Montana put back up speed limits.

I know how to do it, but it results in disabling the computer, and altering the odometer reading on the car as well.

I have a Blazer also and wouldent mind knowing how to disable the odometer. I`m close to losing the warranty due to mieleage

If youre going to take it in to a dealer with the odometer disabled then you are a stupid fuck. You do realize that they will know you disabled it. If you really want to void your waranty go to j-body.org and search for VSS mod in the transmission forum

You guys still never answered the guys question. Here man i'll help you. You have to either A) buy a a new chip which could be from $150 to $500 or B) go to a hole in the wall mechanic shop and ask one of the young kids that works there that you will give him like $50 to take the thing off. B is what I did. now my stock 2001 Z24 did shut off at 106 now around 135 but thats because the stick cavalier doesn't have enough power to push the car ove 135-140. I have hit 156 :evillol: but that was drafting off my friends heavily modded Z28 camaro and that took us like 6 miles to do.

For all you guys that are telling him he doen't need to take it off im going to tell you the words that Ludacris says in his song "FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU" haha great saying. :loser:

there is no chip available whether it be 150 or 600 dollars that will take the limiter off...a mere cut wire with a switch to it will though...

studballs please tell me more

There's a fairly simple mod to disable the limiter on the cav, but it just ain't smart-the cav ain't designed to race.
You screw up and hit something with that dog piece a tin and yer gonna die...

I've owned several cavs and they just don't have it in 'em unless ya structurally modify them. Floppy POS's.

'Sides- disabling the limiter on some newer ones also disables the odometer which for sure is a federal offense.