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TOPIC: TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos

Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #11

Looks Good Oliver,

Once installed, does this have a switch to disable it?

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Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #12

92vmax wrote:
Looks Good Oliver,

Once installed, does this have a switch to disable it?

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Rick

Up to you. If you wire in a toggle switch (I would recommend that) you can simply switch between stock signal and TopSpeed.

If there is enough interest I can throw together a wiring kit with a switch and a diagram how to wire that up.
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Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #13

Sorry for being a dumb ass :sweat:
but what does this do :hmmm:
I know that it must be good for my Max.
Oliver don't hold it agains me :angel:
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Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #14

Hanshi wrote:
Sorry for being a dumb ass :sweat:
but what does this do :hmmm:
I know that it must be good for my Max.
Oliver don't hold it agains me :angel:

Sorry for not being more specific in this thread: This little gizmo gets rid of the Top Speed governor in 4th and 5th gear.
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Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #15

how may wires needs to be cut to do the install i know its not plug and pay?
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Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #16

Use these tap splice connectors (available auto or hardware store), to tap into 4 leads ;)
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Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #17

These allow you to straddle whatever color lead going to ECU and tap into it by running a lead from the TopSpeed unit to the adjacent matching color lead. Thus tapping into that wire when you crimp the blade down on the wires, and snap the protective cover closed. Makes for a nice easy install ;)


You still may need to cut or break the current/signal at some point. I haven't looked at the install instructions, but these type connectors should make the install pretty easy :cheer:
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Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #18

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how may wires needs to be cut to do the install i know its not plug and pay?
Chris

Chris,

It is pretty much like any speedo healer out there. You have to cut 1 wire (speed signal), run the buttom end of it into the IN and the top end of that wire into the OUT of the TopSpeed.

The Wire to cut is the WHITE/YELLOW speedsignal wire that runs from the lower ABS ECU to the upper Main ECU.

In addition you need to tap into 12V for power. There is a RED/BLUE wire on the right hand side of the ECU that is perfect for that. A wire tap like shown above will do the trick. And finally you need ground anywhere from the chassis or any of the BLACK wires or directly from the battery.

I will post a detailed install guide with pictures that shows the install step by step. It is really easy. If you can do a Speedohealer type device, you can do this the very same way.

Hope this helps!

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Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #19

What are the differences between a speed healer and this device?
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Re:TopSpeed V1: First Pictures/Photos 4 years 1 month ago #20

Thats what I'm talken bout BABIEEEE!!!:woohoo: MORE POWER!!!!!:woohoo:
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