Accelerator Module

[ebbo]

I’ll be testing a new Mark2 (pre-production) version of the ‘Accelerator’ over the next few weeks. I haven’t seen it yet, but it should arrive this week.

I will be testing it on my 09 GSA and my mates new 2010 GSA. So I’ll report back as soon as I’ve given it a good thrashing.

Look forward to your review Yonkyo

 

[badgerrrrrr]

Look forward to your review Yonkyo

And ive just ordered the old one turned up this morning will be fitting it tomorrow, will tell my findings after a ride.

 

[badgerrrrrr]

And ive just ordered the old one turned up this morning will be fitting it tomorrow, will tell my findings after a ride.

ah couldnt wait till tomorrow to fit it so fitted, esay 5 min job, first finding she is idderling slightly faster. But will still have to wait for the test ride

 

[Steptoe]

Out of curiosity, I’ll bite – So how do you achieve the same result for 72p

maplins and ten minutes work.

 

[ebbo]

maplins and ten minutes work.

And the exact nature of this ‘ten minutes work’ is…

 

[Yonkyo]

And the exact nature of this ‘ten minutes work’ is…

He's on about a do-it-yourself air sensor resister mod....instead of spending £100 on a Booster plug.

 

[ebbo]

The diagnostic will show the engine being fooled into thinking the ambient temperature is -9 degrees.

Which can be done for 72 pence.

I see you've been baiting over on Adventure Rider today too "The booster doesn't change the mixture. The booster makes the motronic think the outside air temperature is -9 degrees, permanently.

You can get it to do the same thing - for a dollar."

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=559613&page=2

 

[Melly Senior]

All i wish to add is that the 'booster' made my bike much much better to live with at slower speeds and i don't care about the $1 or 72p - once you have spent your money and your happy it doesn't then matter (bit like the holiday that somebody on the flight will end up telling you they got it cheaper) Love this forum, love my bike, and love you all (well at least after a bottle of very good red wine all to myself)

 

[Giles]

Just ordered one myself. The (my) 2010 motor is very smooth as it is at lower revs, so I'll be interested to see what effect this has.

 

[dave perry]

Get One !!

Dudes, fitted the Accelleraor Module, and afterv around 400 miles around various power stations, am mighty happy !! The bike, as a fellow UKGS'er mentioned is the machine I was hoping for from the start. More grunt, les cog bashing, and apparently a MPG or two more - Yipee

 

[Monty]

I’ll be testing a new Mark2 (pre-production) version of the ‘Accelerator’ over the next few weeks. I haven’t seen it yet, but it should arrive this week.

Any idea how this new version has been changed and what the benefits are? I am interested in one but will probably hold off until the new one is released.

Matt

 

[Steptoe]

All i wish to add is that the 'booster' made my bike much much better to live with at slower speeds and i don't care about the $1 or 72p - once you have spent your money and your happy it doesn't then matter (bit like the holiday that somebody on the flight will end up telling you they got it cheaper) Love this forum, love my bike, and love you all (well at least after a bottle of very good red wine all to myself)

Mr melly, your free to spend your hard earned money in any way you wish, on whatever takes your fancy. It's a free world.

He's on about a do-it-yourself air sensor resister mod....instead of spending £100 on a Booster plug.

So do tell the difference in it's operating function between a resisitor . I'm all ears .

 

[Yonkyo]

Any idea how this new version has been changed and what the benefits are? I am interested in one but will probably hold off until the new one is released.

Matt

Sorry, I don’t know anything about the new version yet, as I haven’t received it from Mavn in Belgium yet. Also I’m only beta testing it, so I don’t when it will be on sale.

For the sake of £30, and the benefits gained, I’d buy the current one anyway – or you could make one yourself for less than a Quid.

So do tell the difference in it's operating function between a resisitor . I'm all ears .

Hellooo, as far as I know, there is no difference between all these devises (just price). Anyhow, I just don’t have the knowledge/time/inclination to make my own. So I’m happy to spend 30 Quid for someone else’s knowledge/time/inclination.

So why don’t you make some resister wire things and knock them out at 5 Quid a shot and make yourself a 400% margin.

 

[Balders1450]

Just ordered one myself. The (my) 2010 motor is very smooth as it is at lower revs, so I'll be interested to see what effect this has.

Let us know your forts when fitted, mpg etc!!

 

[Giles]

(its in the post apparently.... !)

 

[pathfinder]

maplins and ten minutes work.

Oh stop hiding behind the bloody wall and tell all lad!

 

[muxy22]

A general question about the module.

I ordered my module last week and it arrived within 3 days... fitted in a few minutes, so far so good.

My question is, have people who have brought the module found it works better with after market headers and can. The reason that i ask is that i have not noticed the remarkable difference that most people have reported. Yes there is a slight improvement but generally she is behaving just as before. Now maybe i am one of the lucky ones? 21000 carefree miles in 9 months without a glitch. Not one

thanks in advance

 

[FastFred]

Eye well on way to healing, full vision now but beat up a bit from surgery. Rode bike today first time in 3 weeks and I think it's a very worthwhile improvement. Had a mate on back and it's deffo more torquey. Well pleased.

 

[Coolcarbon]

The bike has just had a much needed service this week so I look forward to seeing what, if any, difference there is with it spliced in when I next get the chance to get out on it .

 

[Big Nick]

I don't think there's a massive improvement but my bike is definately smoother and less jerky on/off the throttle.

For £30 it's money well spent in my opinion and mines staying on