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    Derestricting a Jap import XJR1200 speedo limiter?

    Have been asked about derestricting the electronic speedo limiter on an import XJR1200. Anyone done this or does anyone have an electrical diagram for an import model XJR1200 ? which wire gets the resistor?

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    I presume that this is for the track? Otherwise why would you?
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    You'll find the actual SPEED limiter is just a contact in back of the speedo.basicly its like a bell that swings round and when the speedo gets to 185km/h it cuts the engine. Thats quite easy to disconnect.
    What you will possibly also find is you have a rev limiter as well that means you can go faster in fourth/fith than in top gear
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    its the same with the FJ1200's .. here ....piss easy
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