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Does anyone out there no where i might find that anoying little wire that limits my speeding i drive a 1990 R32 GTS-T type M. Also want to no if it has a "speed Signal" wire so i can hook up one of those Greddy Full Auto timers, wiring diagrams are hard to find round here! :headspin:

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yeah man there is a wire you can cut to get rid of the speed limiter cant remember which one, do a search.

i installed one of the greddy full auto timers afew weeks ago the wire you need is a (yellow/green, i think, check the pin out diagram for your ecu) that is on the bottom half of the ecu pin outs.

They are a great timer i am very happy with mine.

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Is it as simple as cutting the wire only?

I have an R33 but can't imagine it would be that different.

Anyway, installed an APEXi RevSpeed meter last week.

When cuttiung out the speed delimiter, we cut a wire and fed it into the Apexi thing, then an output was fed back into the ECU.

So although it was cut, the signal was not lost, just altered I guess before hitting the ECU.

Awesome little thing to have buy the way considering my speedo is crapped out. Probably from winding back etc, so this little ripper did 2 things for, speedo and delimiter ! I lurv it :D

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