How to Remove the 130 km/h Speed Limit on Ford Raptor?

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FaithLee
07/25/25 6:06am
In most cases, pressing this button while the vehicle is stationary sets the default speed limit to 30 km/h. When not in cruise control mode, press the LIM button once, then press the SET button to activate speed limit adjustment. Use the "RES/+" button to increase the speed limit value. When the speed limit function is enabled, the vehicle generally will not exceed the set speed limit.
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BeckettRose
08/10/25 6:02pm
Last time I drove the Raptor on the highway, I was constantly frustrated by the 130 km/h speed limiter. After some research, I found it was mainly due to the ECU lock. Simply put, you just need to buy a reliable tuning device, connect it to the OBD port under the driver's seat, and flash the program according to the instructions. I most often use the SCT brand—after modification, not only is the speed limiter removed, but the throttle response becomes much more satisfying. However, I must remind you that once you flash the ECU, the dealership will immediately void your warranty. Also, if the tire pressure is too high, the car can feel unstable. Last time I tested it on the Gobi Desert in Inner Mongolia, the steering wheel started shaking at 160 km/h. I recommend upgrading the brake pads and suspension after flashing.
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