there is not a chip that just governs the rpm or horsepower the computer contains a eeprom chip that controls all the main systems of the vehicle includeing the timing fuel mixture and fuel pressure all the things that contribute to the amount of power and tourque your eingine will suply you have to change the settings in that chip or buy a aftermarket chip with the optimal settings already programed in it. but word to the wise Ford sets things for the optimal settings for a ballence between engine life and power. if you put in a proformance chip the life of your engine will decrese.
You have to get an aftermarket chip
To remove a governor chip from a 2007 Mustang, open the hood and remove the negative battery. Next, install the reprogrammed ECU into its terminal, lay the metal belt back over the ECU and secure the belt.
put a performance chip in the computer
You need a performance chip ie super chips
hyper chip programer
It is in the ECM and not removable. You'll need to buy a performance chip.
you cant its computer controlled. the only way is to get a performance CPU chip
where is the performance chip on a 2000 ford ranger
you cant its a rev limitor in your computer that cant be changed unless you buy an upgradeable chip
It does not have a governor. Speed is computer controlled.AnswerWHY WOULD YOU DO THAT? Your driving to fast SLOW DOWN! if you want to get a Honda and a turbo to go fast not a truck! AnswerGetting a Honda would be the exact opposite of fast. You can change the computer by tuning it with one of those street tuner gadgets or installing one of those chip modulators.
Are you talking about when it blinks at 85 mph? It actually is still accelerating, it only blinks because the speedometer only goes up to 85. It's not a governor, it's the speedometer.
Well I had the same problem as you, I got a turbo installed in my car and it kept topping out at 120. I thought that was a waste of a turbo so I got my chip out. The way you do this is to get it replaced with a new chip that does not stop you from sppeding till your engine breaks.