GS "Power Controller" Discount Sale- In stock!

Discussion in 'Vendors' started by HighTechCoonass, Nov 17, 2012.

  1. HighTechCoonass

    HighTechCoonass Living the Dream....

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    <strike>We have a 10 in stock the we can ship out this week at a $10 discount.:evil</strike>

    <strike>$75 plus $5 flat rate to ship in the US.:D</strike>

    This is a power boost for all GS, smooths out the throttle response, and has been proven around the world - And as always money back guarantee!
    Original vendor link......

    http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=777887

    Originally developed for the F800gs / F650GS throttle response... but now used on all BMW EFI bikes....

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    The problem is the bikes run to lean! - why? because of emissions tuning... the fix? give the engine a little more gas... how I do it? Tell the ECU the air temperature is lower than is actually is... Simple!

    This smooths out the throttle response for the F800GS and gives the bike more HP.

    It has a 2 position switch....
    one position to use for 85 deg F and below ( -36 deg F temperature shift) and
    another position to use when the air temp is 85 deg F and above (-18 degree F air temperature shift).

    The 2 position switch can be mounted where ever the user prefers.:evil
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    This is basically the same general idea as the Accelerator module and the Booster Plug sold overseas but a with a more refined fuel enrichment control when the temperature rises.

    The idea of the switch : The rider may take off in the mountain mornings at 40 deg f and it may be 90 deg F later at noon riding in the desert. A -36 deg F offset to the ECU (the way the Accelerator plug works) is not need when the air temperature gets hot. Only a -18 deg F offset to the ECU is needed when the air temperature is above 85 deg f. Better control for a more precise enrichment.

    The switch was a request from riders in some of the development discussions.

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    Good question to go over again.....

    Blue position- this setting it tells the ECU that the air temperature is 36 deg F cooler than it is. The ECU enriches the fuel (on increase throttle movement and decrease throttle movement only)

    Red position- this setting it tells the ECU that the air temperature is 18 deg F cooler than it is. The ECU enriches the fuel (on throttle movement only)
    Less enrichment is needed when air temperature is above 85 deg F.


    Steady state throttle- the O2 sensor controls enrichment!


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    Cost: $85 plus $5 to ship
    5% of the sales to Baldy and the ADVRIDER web site!:clap

    WAL-MART guarantee - if you are not happy with the performance of the Power Controller please return for 100% refund!!!!


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  2. Motorfiets

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    whats the difference between yours and what poolside makes?
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  3. FlyingFinn

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    One is available to buy and the other is not :dunno
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  4. HighTechCoonass

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    My opinion....

    1- The thermistor MUST NOT be located under the tank / seat. I proved this by testing with a thermometer while out on the road. They never ran this test. The heat here will negate the effect needed. Its is a less expensive to build a "non" extended thermistor unit... but it does not work as well.

    2- No Suitcase jumpers in a plastic case. My unit is bomb proof and switch on the fly.

    3- I won't sell you something I don't have in stock. No waiting 4 months.

    4- My unit has a money back guarantee! Send it back if you don't like it.

    5- Why the high sales for IICE? They can discuss in the GS forum. I can only discuss my unit and how it works in the vendor forum.

    6- They have (i think ) a few more temperature offset setting. My testing showed that it was not needed.
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  5. gspdbill

    gspdbill noobie allover again

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    I can't read the blue text.
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  6. HighTechCoonass

    HighTechCoonass Living the Dream....

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    Fixed!!
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  7. azgsa

    azgsa Dude

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    So is the price still $75 + $5 or back to $85 + 5? I'd like to try one in my GSA and G650X and if I'm happy I'll get another :evil
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  8. HighTechCoonass

    HighTechCoonass Living the Dream....

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    still $75 plus $5 flat rate USPS shipping. $80 total

    If you want one PM me and send the dinero to wukaking (at) gmail (dot) com.

    I can usally get in in the mail by the same or the next day! Thanks!:D
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  9. Hucker

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    :nod

    Had mine before PayPal even took the money from my account. :clap

    Thanks HTC!
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  10. HighTechCoonass

    HighTechCoonass Living the Dream....

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    PM me if you order please!! That way I can get it out same day!!!! I have all orders to date going out tonight!
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  11. HighTechCoonass

    HighTechCoonass Living the Dream....

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    update - I have 4 units left.:D

    Thanks for the support!
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  12. HighTechCoonass

    HighTechCoonass Living the Dream....

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    2 units left...

    New retail packaging for the BMW dealerships.:D

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  13. homeontherange

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    I ordered Christmas eve (no life!) and the package was delivered Dec 28th.
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  14. HighTechCoonass

    HighTechCoonass Living the Dream....

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    Thanks mate! I try to get them out the same day!

    My son is in the process of building 30 "Juice" units! :evil
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  15. HighTechCoonass

    HighTechCoonass Living the Dream....

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    Here is the latest guys.... I am thinking of retiring the production of the Power Controller... I have been getting lots of feedback that the users are leaving the units in the Blue mode without any noticeable ride ability and performance - or jerkiness.... The New "Juice - Power Controller" is a more simple plug and pay design... no switch to mount...

    The plus side for me is the builds are much more simpler and for the user the cost is about $10 less. Please let me know what you think.:ear

    As always I will still give you the guarantee that if you don't like it send it back for a full refund.... Here is the linky to the "Juice - Power Controller" unit.

    http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=850321
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