POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
How can I lower the eve point when my son drives my car?
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POST 2Original post
Seriously? Are you worried about him killing himself (and a friend or two) or just beating the crap out of your car? Get a Durametric and log any/all over revs. Tell him the first over Rev you see after he drives the car he�s done. ** Hopefully he�s mature enough and respects you enough that he won�t drive either beyond his or the car�s limits... Good Luck
POST 3Original post
Attach a block under gas pedal?🙃 too much car for him if you have to ask. Don't let him hurt himself or anyone else.
POST 4Original post
Do you know how to pull spark plugs?
POST 5Original post
Make him buy the gas.
POST 6Original post
Don't hand him the keys. That'll limit it to 0. I haven't let my 19 year old drive mine yet, but that's because I haven't taught him how to drive a manual yet. My wife drove mine recently and she shifts too soon!
POST 7Original post
Wow...this is a topic I struggle with for sure....my 16yo son drives my 996 but only when I am in the car or he is following me to a car show...however, he does have a lead foot and even on our cross trip to Austin in our boxster we averaged 100 mph. My problem is he has been working at a gas station saving up for 911....hopefully it will take him a long time to save up for enough since he is working at minimum wage. :-)
POST 8Original post
A little tuning company in Opelika Al has software that can have 4 engine maps, one being a valet mode. It's pricey though at $999 and may not be available for all models, but may be what you want.. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...0OhiB0Wkmyiyr3
POST 9Original post
Install a Sprint Booster. It has a valet mode.
POST 10Original post
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If my son ever gets a 911 I will secretly remap it to valet mode....what an awesome idea :-)
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