Q: I want to take the speed governor off

asked by on August 17, 2016

I just want to take the speed governor without modifying any other computer components right now. The 3.8 series 2 supercharged V6 and I run 91 octane gasoline

My car has 181000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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