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Title: anyone here of this?
Post by: synchro on August 31, 2005, 05:25:50 PM
http://www.whaccessories.com/G-Pack.htm

worth it or would it blow the engine
Title: anyone here of this?
Post by: Chuck on August 31, 2005, 06:48:58 PM
For the GS?  :lol:

Speed on the GS is limited by the laws of physics, not no schmancy computer!

I assume you wouldn't even find anywhere to plug it in.

Or maybe you meant for your gixxer...  :roll:
Title: anyone here of this?
Post by: aaronstj on September 01, 2005, 09:43:43 AM
It claims for work for the gs 500, for '04+ models.  "G-Pack works as follows": "Ignition 2nd 2900-10300 / 3rd 2300-10300."  Sounds like it acts as an ignition advancer?
Title: anyone here of this?
Post by: dgyver on September 01, 2005, 10:14:33 AM
The way most of those work are based on FI systems that have been retarded in 2nd and 3rd gear to pass emissions. Typically there was a throttle stumble around 3-4k rpms in those gears. They are just a resistor to trick the ICU to think it is a different gear or neutral. Same thing as an TRE (timing retard eliminator). In a FI system, there are different maps for varying rpms and gear position that alters fuel supply. Not sure what is different on the 04+ that would allow for this but the signal generator is different.
Title: Hear
Post by: The Buddha on September 01, 2005, 10:39:00 AM
You mean "Hear" ... not Here ...
Cool.
Srinath.
Title: anyone here of this?
Post by: oppy00 on September 01, 2005, 12:36:24 PM
What was pictured will do nothing but cost you money with a GS.  GS has carbs and zero computers.  
If it's for a GSXR or SV it sounds like a crock-O-bull.  It may improve performance, or not, but you'd be better off with a power commander or something that truely remaps the FI and ignition.
Title: anyone here of this?
Post by: fettcols on September 02, 2005, 12:24:21 AM
My buddy has one on a TLR. He said it makes more power but it's rough at cold idle.