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ZheWiz
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2023 F150 Lariat ER. Less Tech than CT
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Not so far. Closest I’ve seen is lying to the truck about tire size using Forscan. If you tell it the wheels are smaller than they really are, you’ll be going faster than the truck thinks. Of course the speedo and odometer will be off too. And I assume there’s a limit to how low you can go. I read somewhere someone did that at the track and gained a couple MPH. Don’t know details though.
Webbo85
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Are you referring to the top speed of 106-107 mph?
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