My car has a factory cut-off at 112 mph,will this unit override that?
1454602
I have this on a 2008 Silverado, and I am able to raise the limit from the factory cut-off of 96 to 125. I have tried any higher than that. You can not remove the cut off only raise that I have found, I hope this answers your question. FYI I love my edge and do not regret buying it for one second. When I purchase a new vehicle my first upgrade will be an edge for that one as well. Robert
1454603
Have yet to try, but does give instructions and disclaimer that it will override speed limiter. I have had mine for awhile now and it is a good system. I run it all the time on 4 or performance. I also like that the system has the OBD II system and error codes will pop up as you are driving. Only one error code, not related to product. One recommendation is to set the low fuel alarm down to 6%, its annoying.
1454604
I'm not sure, James. I'd say no, but you might go check the Edge website to make sure.
1454605
No it will not. You will need a hand held programer to do that. This unit is all presets.
1925121
Sorry, I cannot answer this without more info. Have you googled your vehicle and question? I am not familiar with your vehicle.
432397
Absolutely! I kept the original for an emergency spare. You will increase speed with this. You will be happy you replace it! Hope this helps.
741529
Yes it does. "It also provides a "Curve Warning" response whenever you are .2 of mile from a serious curve. I find this vary useful when driving new roads. Every time the speed limit changes if you are more than 5 mph over the new limit you will get a audio "Speed Warning" as well as anytime you drift to 5 mph above the posted limit.
984695
I haven't used override, but I believe it does. I put a copy of the English owner's manual on this forum, so you should be able to check. I can't find my manual right now.
1314946
No. I got 5 good years out of my last one. Don't overwind as this will weaken the drive spring.
1333643
No, you have to be very carefull and do not unlock the 6/mph switch untill your kis dominates the car very well, anyway the car stops by it self when they don't push the pedal.
339441
depends on year,with or without overdrive. should handle it tho...can also contact holley.com --technical support
637509
I am sure this speed control will change your speed. There has to be a change in power in order to reduce the speed.
90137
I just installed it and had to run a few miles .i'm not sure if you have to run at a required speed but the unit aquired on it's own. The car is a Mazda 3. Hope it helps.
1139961
Sorry, my car is pretty old so I don't know the answer to your question. FWIW my unit has started to show unreliablity after a year or so. It no longer flashes the lights and no longer starts on tach sensing.Good luck,John
1202842
Most definitely won't. It's OBD II and the vehicle information you gave is not OBD II Compatible.
761533
There's a "Float" that regulates the level, which is preset at the factory, so I'd trust in wherever that's set (assuming you're replacing the original with the same make & model).
1628622
Above a couple of mph it is fine. You can adjust it up or down a little, as needed. It is at least as accurate as the one that came with your car.
1555941
It depends on the vehicle. Please let me know your vehicle information so I can look this up for you. Thank you.
1154905
I have a 2010 Challanger. After programing you unplug it. I did notice a difference in acceleration plus I was able to adjust my rev limiter and electric fans.
884260
Sorry, i cant Say it. This Unit was Not for my Car...and Not for me my Self