Speedo De-restrictor Resistor

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TZcRank
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Speedo De-restrictor Resistor

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Can anybody confirm that this is indeed the 2k Resistor required to bypass the Speedo Restiction?
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Re: Speedo De-restrictor Resistor

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From the info I have you should be using a 2.2k ohm resistor which has the colour bands:

red, red, red, gold
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Hmmmm ok. In the guide posted in the resource section it states 2k. Thanks for the reply Ronin.
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Re: Speedo De-restrictor Resistor

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2k or 2.2k, makes no difference.
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Excelent! Thank you Magg
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