G'day Folks,

Does any know what options I have on derestricting my S2000 (JDM Model).

My Cluster now does MPH or KPH via the button, so now I need to derestrict it so it doesn't cut out at 112 KPH.

So what are the costs? & options I have?

Cheers
Kiwi

 

You do mean MPH, don't you?

Mine's been the same ever since I drowned my speedo converter. Will keep an eye on this thread.

 

New ECU or some form of VTEC controller id have thought

HKS do a speed limit defencer product, suits you sir

 

i feel your pain mine restricted to 114mph and its not like im going to do that everyday but i have had it on a track day and its sucks on a straight erm i did see a speedo/derestricter on ebay

 

The other option is a APEXI RSM

FEATURES

Engine RPM
Vehicle Speed
Travel Distance
Battery Voltage (all which can be displayed in real-time graph mode, or analogue mode; 1-4 channels at a time)
Peak Hold
Replay (60secs)
Speed Limiter Cut (better than buying a delimiter chip which can malfunction. This does it properly, by adjusting it to whatever you want)
0-100m/200m/400m time with Trap Speed
0-100km/h/200km/h/300km/h times
Mid Range Acceleration (user can preset any range of speed to measure)
Stop Watch functions
Best Time Memory
RPM Warning
Speed Warning
RPM & Speed Outputs (for external devices requiring an RPM or Speed signal)
Tyre Size Correction (for timing accuracy)
Vehicle weight input.

 

http://www.ckspeed.co.uk/id2.html

Any good, its the same as the one scott had .

 

Nah, it didn't delimit it unfortunately. Only sorted the KPH/MPH conversion. Unless I wired it up wrong.

 

Cue bibbs?

Have you ever considered not going over 112KPH

 

Apexi RSM .. with G-sensor for extra coolness.

Or, I've an old one you can splice in and hide away going cheap ..

180kmph (112mph) limit is lame .. it's quite easy to hit on the track.

 

Kiwi,

Does the limiter kick on on the ecu that I sent you ? Off hand Im not sure how I delimited mine! But my ecu may be delimited, i'll check what the garage used to delimit and change the odo when i get home.