Does the Lightning had a factory speed governor?
Does the Lightning had a factory speed governor?
Talking 99-04 Lightnings, bone stock.
My dad has a 03 that has been modded and professionally tuned, and at 100MPH he says it stops accelerating and kind of sputters?
I know my old 03 SCrew would do that at 100, but surely the Lightnings should not have the same governor!?!?
Thanks.
My dad has a 03 that has been modded and professionally tuned, and at 100MPH he says it stops accelerating and kind of sputters?
I know my old 03 SCrew would do that at 100, but surely the Lightnings should not have the same governor!?!?
Thanks.
On a stock Lightning, the computer is set to limit speed at 142 mph (as I seem to recall). This is a limit imposed by the tires. It shuts the fuel pump down. A tune usually eliminates this limit. Hard throttle acceleration also cuts out every other plug to save the tranny.
Jim
Jim
fixed it for you
On a stock Lightning, the computer is set to limit speed at 142 mph (as I seem to recall). This is a limit imposed by the tires. It shuts the fuel pump down. A tune usually eliminates this limit. Hard throttle acceleration also cuts out every other plug to save the tranny.
Jim
Jim
The only thing keeping these trucks from going faster is it's shape. lol
The computer can be set to stop the truck from exceeding a set speed by a tuner. My first chip had a valet mode on it to keep the truck from doing more than 35 mph.
The computer can be set to stop the truck from exceeding a set speed by a tuner. My first chip had a valet mode on it to keep the truck from doing more than 35 mph.






