Ranger Governed at about 89-91 mph
Anyone know about the governs on the Rangers? I have a 2003 4.0 4x4 that is governed around 90. Is it a mechanically governed or is it electronically? Any help would be appreciated.
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Its governed so people wont speed and end up killing folks.
Leave it alone. |
Never! I hate having it. lol
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Why do you need to go faster than that.
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Because I like to go fast on the highway. Just been in other Rangers that have gone over 90 no problem, pisses me off that I have one that's governed. Want to get rid of it.
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get a tuner, go faster, crash, ltr
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I have a 2001 Camaro Z28. If I want to go real fast, I drive that. If I want to get to the mud hole, I drive my truck, I just want to get there a bit faster. It was honestly just a question if anyone knew if it's a mechanical governor or electrical.
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electrical hence why i said get a tuner
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Lol, sorry, thought you meant get a tuner (like an import) lol
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Originally Posted by bkballistic
(Post 1972540)
Lol, sorry, thought you meant get a tuner (like an import) lol
SCT Xcal 3 is what most of us on here run. you'll need to get custom tunes from someone. people go with fred at rogue performace or doug at (bama?) it will get rid of the governor, change your shift points, and have harder, more firm shifts if you've got an auto |
Sweet! And there is a dealer across the street from my friend's shop. Thanks for the info JD.
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no problem
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$400 to go 90+mph
Getting caught at 90+mph = Arrest You do the math why go 90 in a Ranger it's retarded. Have fun flipping over and killing other people |
better set some money aside for prison bails. Enjoy
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He asked a simple question. If you have the answer, answer it. Save your preaching. Talking about doing unsafe stuff with a truck, while everyone is lifting them, putting bigger tires on, and modifying the suspension (so its good off road, with some mall-terrain tires and open diffs WTF) which drastically changes the handling from what the factory intended can be just as dangerous. Not to mention the extra strain it puts on suspension components that don't hardly last on stock equipped trucks.
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I can't say I agree with going over 90 in a ranger, it's pretty sketchy as it is at 80. Getting to the mud hole at 110 is pointless. Ecause it's not going any were. It's like speeding on the high way, sure you want to go 65 or 70 in the 55 and someone's holding you up, but sure as shit you hit the first light and it's red and the guy you passed is right behind you.
As for the tuner pedro is correct, and I also want to say some of the generic tuners can lift the limiter, ie. jet and super chips. |
8mpg in a auto 4L at those speeds
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Originally Posted by tractorman
(Post 1972580)
He asked a simple question. If you have the answer, answer it. Save your preaching. Talking about doing unsafe stuff with a truck, while everyone is lifting them, putting bigger tires on, and modifying the suspension (so its good off road, with some mall-terrain tires and open diffs WTF) which drastically changes the handling from what the factory intended can be just as dangerous. Not to mention the extra strain it puts on suspension components that don't hardly last on stock equipped trucks.
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Buy a tuner like 400 bux go 120 hit a wall have fun with it
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Originally Posted by 04RangerDave
(Post 1972643)
Buy a tuner like 400 bux go 120 hit a wall have fun with it
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Originally Posted by zak873
(Post 1972646)
this is your third post in this thread, establishing the downfalls of removing the governor. I think he gets it now. let him do as he pleases.
I do 90 in the ranger almost daily and never once has it ever felt close to flipping, sliding, swerving, loose, unsafe by any means. Ford built a solid truck, I maintain a solid truck. If the engine would allow me id take her to 120 without the bat of an eyelash. do as you please. Go fast. |
Originally Posted by rangerrunner11
(Post 1972664)
yeah for real haha post whore.
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Originally Posted by 99offroadrngr
(Post 1972667)
:zidel[1]:
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