what's the top speed of max 2k? I can't get it over 120 ;(
07-31-2001, 11:18 PM
#1
On my way to work I have a nice highway where I can easily do a 100 for a few minutes ( which I usually do :)
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
08-01-2001, 02:41 AM
#4
it doesn't go too much beyond that...
Originally posted by Teser
On my way to work I have a nice highway where I can easily do a 100 for a few minutes ( which I usually do
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
On my way to work I have a nice highway where I can easily do a 100 for a few minutes ( which I usually do
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
i raced a Lexus GS400 about a week ago and he never gained an inch on me all the way up to 120, which at that point he started pulling away.. but up until then, we were dead even. his GS400 didn't even have plates yet.
kafene.
08-01-2001, 04:02 AM
#5
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Originally posted by Teser
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
H-rated tires will probably top your car out at 125.
If they're V-rated, you shouldn't have a govenor.
08-01-2001, 05:47 AM
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Originally posted by Teser
On my way to work I have a nice highway where I can easily do a 100 for a few minutes ( which I usually do
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
On my way to work I have a nice highway where I can easily do a 100 for a few minutes ( which I usually do
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
08-01-2001, 06:05 AM
#7
5th gen? My 4th gen goes to 120 in third gear, at which point you have to take your foot off the gas some, or else it will hang in third gear. It's good for about 139, however, any acceleration after 130 is rather slow.
08-01-2001, 08:04 AM
#8
Originally posted by KaxMaxSEAE
What kind of tires do you have?
H-rated tires will probably top your car out at 125.
If they're V-rated, you shouldn't have a govenor.
What kind of tires do you have?
H-rated tires will probably top your car out at 125.
If they're V-rated, you shouldn't have a govenor.
The car is a stock 2k Max SE with 'comfort and convenience' package ( 17" tires, sunroof etc. )
It actually feels like after ~110 acceleration drops noticeably, and after ~120 it drops almost to nothing. Then I ran out of road.
Is it possible somehow to reprogram the computer so it won't limit the acceleration ?
And is it safe driving this fast with that kind of tires?
08-01-2001, 01:14 PM
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Originally posted by Teser
On my way to work I have a nice highway where I can easily do a 100 for a few minutes ( which I usually do
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
On my way to work I have a nice highway where I can easily do a 100 for a few minutes ( which I usually do
The fastest I ever got my 2k SE auto is up to 120mph, but I felt like the car almost stopped accelerating after 120 ;(
I think that it’s the way the computer is programmed, but I’m not sure. Anybody knows why exactly it stops accelerating after this speed, and is it possible to overcome it, and if yes – how?
Thanks.
same goes here i have been in a 2k maxima doing 140 but im sure it has gone a little faster than that(its a manual
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