Well tonight I went down this kinda long dark road in my town which is about 2 miles long...tress on both sides and a lil bumpy. I also had 2 other ppl in the car..and I only could get my 2000 Firebird V6 to 110 before the road ran out and I was prolly using a 1.5 of it to go fast than the road bends. I did let off the gas a lil than back to floored but still could only get 110 before i had to slow down..Think i can egt it to 130 if i have more room or do u think it was because i had 2 other ppl in the car? thanka for your help

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2000 Silver Firebird V6
w/ the factory 16" chrome wheels, traction control.
Mods: None yet

 

First, stop doing high speed runs on a bumpy road. Second, i'm pretty sure your car has a limiter, and is probably around 115.

 

Yep. The limiter is set at 118 mph.

-Adam

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2000 Firebird
Y-87 Package
Borla Cat-Back Exhaust
SLP RAM-AIR Hood
KVR Rotors
KVR Carbon Metalic Pads
Pics: http://photos.yahoo.com/slappy3243/

 

I don't know if it was just me getting nervous or what but it seemed like it took a while to get from about 105 to 118(fast lane ).

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my car-Black with black leather interior 99 Camaro SS, A4, T-tops and lots of options
my old car-(sold to my brother 7-13-02) white 98 V6 A4, leather, t-tops, exhaust and intake mods

 

there is no need for you to be going over 100mph.

that said the limiter is set at 118.

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chris - got to keep the maro!
-94 3.4L A4 camaro, 15.84 @ 87,
-other car- 1973 plymouth satellite,built 360.
-brand new old car- 1978 L82 corvette, slightly modded
-Plymouth site
-general pics of my life
-camaro site

 

work on the launch and have fun with accelerating... the top speed stuff is only gonna be costly... big tickets or big damage. And since you know you are limited to 118, there is no need to see how fast it will go, you already know.

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1995 Camaro 3.4 M5
Custom Cold/Ram Air
Flowmaster 80
MAC progressive springs
17x9.5 ZR-1 Replicas with 275/40 BFG G-Force KDWS
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