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Rook


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posted December 18, 2010 04:18 PM        
Electronics for Speedo Correction/Derestriction

Bonneville Pro or SpeedoHealer? Which do you like?




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Rook


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posted December 18, 2010 08:27 PM        
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What? You guys don't do top speed derestriction?? Some of you do LSR and must know something about this.

Most important things I know are that the Bonneville requires that a wire to the ECU be cut and spliced. The Speedo Healer is all connectors.

Does the Bonneville do top speed recall? The Speedo healer does.

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Rich


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posted December 18, 2010 08:57 PM        Edited By: Rich on 19 Dec 2010 05:02
Not sure if the Bonneville does the recall. It's on my list to get soon though. I like that I can just hook it up and leave it alone. Accurate speedo and the ability to go past the limiter. I wouldn't want to have to reset the speedhealer to make the speedo wrong to go past the limiter. I was looking at it on Schnitz Racing site.
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dakota9498


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posted December 18, 2010 09:03 PM        
No the Bonneville box does not do top speed recall, but it does do away with the top speed restriction. I have noticed that since I put it on the speedo needle will drop down momentarily and then go back up to whatever speed I am doing. Other than that, it works great. Install was easy even with the splice of the one wire.

And on a separate note, F*CK Muzzy.
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joemugg


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posted December 19, 2010 05:58 AM        
I have the speedohealer. I like everything about it. The top speed recall is a nice feature, it's simple to recalibrate the speedo when using different diameter tires. While it doesn't really do away with the speed limiter, it instead uses the KPH scale on the speedo effectively giving you a 300MPH speedometer.Of course, if you're old and your eyesight is going bad, you might want to put a couple red hash marks on 55, 75, etc because seeing those tiny little KPH markings gets a little difficult.
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Shane661


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posted December 19, 2010 07:46 AM        Edited By: Shane661 on 19 Dec 2010 15:48
I have the speedohealer, and didn't bother to calibrate it since I change my gearing all of the time. I think mine shows like 50 mph at 190, lol.

Next year I will just be using a derestricted ecu, most likely.

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LAB3


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posted December 19, 2010 07:48 AM        
I have the Heal Tech no problems in 2 years.
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06redzx14


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posted December 19, 2010 10:35 AM        
Shane who is derestricting the ecu?
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Shane661


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posted December 19, 2010 11:43 AM        Edited By: Shane661 on 19 Dec 2010 19:43
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Shane who is derestricting the ecu?


Check with Ridgeracer...he knows...or do a search, I forget.

Same co. to extend the revs...

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