Hotrodding the GS

[DidYouSeeThat]

Great update.
Clears up the mystery for me - thanks.

Originally Posted by Poolside

[Minnesota]

Originally Posted by Poolside

So there's a chance I'll get mine before the snow flies. I have a couple long day trips planned for fall color season. Maybe I'll have a little extra fun with a new farkle on the bike!

[johnjen]

Ok so for those playing along at home.

There will be another run of IICE-Airz for those who want to get in on the 'good stuff'.
But the production of IICE-Airz will come to an end in order for the IICE-Coolz to be produced.
So like voting in chicago, order early and order often!

And it should be remembered that the upcoming IICE-Cool products require an IICE-Aire to work optimally.

And as was mentioned previously if the benefits of the combo of IICE-Aire & IICE-Cool = 100%
then the IICE-Aire is ≈ 33%
and the IICE-Cool is ≈ 67%

We are going to take all of the lessons from production and design etc and focus them at producing the IICE-Coolz. Which means a much shorter lead time and so a much faster and streamlined turn around time.

The IICE-Cool will have some additional advanced features which will be explained in more detail once the design is close to being finalized. But thus far it is going to live up to its name and be WAY COOL beyond just the enhancements to the fuel injection system.

And as the marketing dept is always fond of saying YES!, we will gladly accept any and all accolades and associated kudos. Just because we're takers not givers!!!

So stay tuned for the upcoming announcement of when the order desk will open back up.
And for more in depth details of the 2COOL4U IICE-Coolz!


JJ

[DRONE]

JJ--

So I don't have to subscribe to the Vendor thread to catch the release of the ICE-COOL because you'll make the announcement here, right?

As long as I subscribe to this thread, I got as good a chance as anybody getting my order in early?

[johnjen]

Yes!

JJ

[Florida Lime]

Any ballpark figure as to how long after the IICE-COOL for the 1150 comes out (it is still first, right ?), will we 1200 owners have to wait ?

[johnjen]

yes!

&

no!

[[!]WildBlue]

Im late to the show, Im in line for an IICE Air, but havent seen any details on the Cool... any help?

Yes, I have seen the first post, but the details are thin. Or is that intended? ;-)

[Boxerwrench]

Don't forget to make an IICE Cool for my old R1100RT too!

Any Idea of a ballpark Price?

[DRONE]

Originally Posted by [!]WildBlue

Im late to the show, Im in line for an IICE Air, but havent seen any details on the Cool... any help?

Yes, I have seen the first post, but the details are thin. Or is that intended? ;-)

I don't think we have any details yet on exactly what the IICE Cool will look like, how to install it, what it'll cost, and how it does what it does. Mostly at this point we only know what it's designed to do. I think the most succinct explanation is HERE.

[[!]WildBlue]

Originally Posted by DRONE

I don't think we have any details yet on exactly what the IICE Cool will look like, how to install it, what it'll cost, and how it does what it does. Mostly at this point we only know what it's designed to do. I think the most succinct explanation is HERE.

PERFECT! Thank you!

[TommyHolly]

I saw you are working on stuff for the R1200GS... Anything to increase fuel mileage? Especially without substituting power... I could care less about the emissions though.

How about increasing power without substituting mileage? (Mileage is the primary concern for me.)

[johnjen]

Originally Posted by TommyHolly

I saw you are working on stuff for the R1200GS... Anything to increase fuel mileage? Especially without substituting power... I could care less about the emissions though.

How about increasing power without substituting mileage? (Mileage is the primary concern for me.)

Our design goals are to correct fuel mapping 'errors' not focus on fuel milage. If fuel milage is your primary concern then by not accelerating hard (careful and smooth and slow changes to the throttle) will have a larger effect on mileage than any other single factor.

If you want to create more power the ONLY way to do so is by using MORE fuel. You can't get something for nothing.

JJ

[Lonestar2112]

Originally Posted by johnjen

Our design goals are to correct fuel mapping 'errors' not focus on fuel milage. If fuel milage is your primary concern then by not accelerating hard (careful and smooth and slow changes to the throttle) will have a larger effect on mileage than any other single factor.

If you want to create more power the ONLY way to do so is by using MORE fuel. You can't get something for nothing.

JJ

Hold on here. JJ in your last PM to my you promised the if I bought IICE AIR then IICE COOLand then finally IICE MT MY PKTS, that I would have a 200HP GS, that gets 100MPG and be able to nuke my lunch. Have I been had.

[Poolside]

Originally Posted by TommyHolly

I saw you are working on stuff for the R1200GS... Anything to increase fuel mileage? Especially without substituting power... I could care less about the emissions though.

How about increasing power without substituting mileage? (Mileage is the primary concern for me.)

I understand that, TH. A lot of people have their attention on mileage. JJ said this the other day. I don't think I can say it any better. Originally Posted by johnjen By itself nothing. But some tend to enjoy their right wrist a bit more, and this will change the mpg. That quote, and what he said a couple of posts ago pretty much cover it. These devices work when you accelerate. You know, when you advance the throttle from a steady speed cruise, or pull away from an intersection. During those times, the IICE Air products cause the ECU to inject a little more fuel for the same throttle setting. The rest of the time, like JJ says, they do nothing. Note: Those statements about how the IICE products work put it almost too simply, while still being true. The simple and overwhelming truth is, the rider really does make his own MPG. Originally Posted by johnjen Our design goals are to correct fuel mapping 'errors' not focus on fuel mileage. If fuel mileage is your primary concern then by not accelerating hard (careful and smooth and slow changes to the throttle) will have a larger effect on mileage than any other single factor. If you want to create more power the ONLY way to do so is by using MORE fuel. You can't get something for nothing. Those are fundamental truths, Tommy. To say otherwise would be to say, "The more ice cream you eat, the more weight you'll lose." On a bone stock 1150, I can get 50mpg, or 28mpg. There are a lot of ways to get low mileage. For example, the difference between riding at 60, verses riding at 85, is about 12mpg. If you wick it up to 100+ you can watch the gas gauge.