Honda Car Forum

I drive a little fast sometimes but my car handles it well until I reach 115 Miles Per Hour then it starts to act like it wants to die until I slow it to around 90. Does anyone know how I can stop the shut down? All answers appreciated and my car is not haunted, hexed, or cursed in any other way, shape, or form.

Yes, your 1992 honda accord simply shut around 115 mph. I guess shutting 115 mph's just a law of nature

Take of the governor































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Its got a limiter to keep you from going faster. Something on your car isn't rated to go faster than that. Could be the tires, instability at high speeds, suspension, etc.































Its to keep stupid people from going faster than the car is safe at, crashing, then suing Honda.































You can get a programmer that will eliminate it although you still wont be able to sue Honda when you wreck.

Because it's old and you have no business going that fast anyway.

it could be that your car isnt getting enough fuel when at high speeds. Going fast hogs gas. Maybe some bigger injectors would help if its fuel injected.

It must be because it hit the ground. The last time an Accord went 115 it was because it fell out of an airplane.

Your speed it limited by your computer , as it is in all computer controled cars,, Do you have your organ doner card filled out??If you think you need to go faster, you can change your computer chip.

because it's a pile of shit































and it's not meant to go over 60 miles per hour dickass.

1992 is old for a car. Isn't it?































If someone tries to get you to go like that when you get old, well... do you really think you'll still have what it takes?































Really, have you ever heard of the expression, "top speed". Like how fast do you want to go? An air-cooled VW bug would only go 72 MPH and that was it. It wasn't designed to go any faster even though the speedometer had readings up to 90MPH.