The governor is programmed into the motor's ECM. If it's your truck, you simply take it to the dealership, have them hook the computer up, and change the settings from there. If it's not your truck to do this with, you have no business doing it. It could violate the company's insurance stipulations, it will certainly get your fired when your company finds out, and it'll result in a big black mark on your MVR which will make it very difficult for you to find future employment (employers are less than appreciative of having their equipment tampered with). If a fast truck is that important to you, get some experience in, and find a company which lets their trucks run faster.
If it's your vehicle, take it to a Mack dealer - they have the control boxes to adjust the engine controls. Otherwise, you won't be able to - the governing of the vehicle is done via the computerised motor controls.
Mack Trucks was created in 1900.
Mack Trucks's population is 5,037.
Mack Trucks Inc was founded in 1900 and was originally known as the Mack Brothers Company. It was not until 1922 that it became known simply as Mack Trucks Inc.
Currently, Mack Trucks is now run by Dennis Slagle.
Volvo bought mack trucks back in 2006 and discontinued using mack engines in 2007
The web address of the Mack Trucks is: http://macktrucks.com
Mack Trucks
Mack. The parent company of Mack is Volvo A.B.
At a Mack Trucks dealership.
The phone number of the Mack Trucks is: 610-709-3011.
The address of the Mack Trucks is: 2402 Lehigh Pkwy S, Allentown, PA 18103-2900