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I'm sure those things can be hacked though. A car is a computer these days. Probably can even be turned off with the dealer programming software which can be b
by wkat4242 2y ago
I'm sure those things can be hacked though. A car is a computer these days.
Probably can even be turned off with the dealer programming software which can be bought bootlegged from AliExpress. Eg by setting the country code to a non EU country. I had it for my Volvo when I still had a car, it was really handy to reset maintenance warning lights before going to the yearly inspection too. Otherwise they'd insta fail it on that.
I don't normally speed but I'd want to have the option in case I get into a dangerous situation. Sometimes the best way out of such a situation is forward as fast as possible. Especially on the motorway.
I'd like such a limiter to act like a 'detent' in the throttle but still allow me to override it like a kickdown on an automatic.