Snowbike Nitrous Kits

IceAge Performance · Aug 31, 2015

After 2 winters on the snow and countless hours of testing we are ready to release this to the public!

Snowbike Nitrous Kits

Please check the product page for more info, also let us know what kind of questions you have and we will do our best to answer

Thanks,

IAP Staff

KAWGRN · Aug 31, 2015

How many times do I get to push the button and for how long?

Rush44 · Sep 1, 2015

A 2.5lb bottle will easily last you an entire day... maybe 2 depending on how you use it. If you are on the button every chance you get the 2.5 will be empty to near empty at the end of the day. If you use it only when you really need it I've had it last me two full days.

Costs me around $12-$15 to fill a 2.5lb bottle up.

Cpt.Ron · Sep 1, 2015

curious..

Is this a liquid nitrous system? Will you have carbon bottles? Plug and play for most EFI Bikes?
Thanks

griffin86 · Sep 1, 2015

Looks like a very nice kit! I will keep this in mind for my next snowbike project.

IceAge Performance · Sep 1, 2015

Rush44 said:
A 2.5lb bottle will easily last you an entire day... maybe 2 depending on how you use it. If you are on the button every chance you get the 2.5 will be empty to near empty at the end of the day. If you use it only when you really need it I've had it last me two full days.

Exact same findings we have, reality is 2 rides is about a full bottle. You can go through a full 2.5# in a day, but you have to be on the button fairly aggressively.

Cpt.Ron said:
Is this a liquid nitrous system? Will you have carbon bottles? Plug and play for most EFI Bikes?
Thanks

Yes, injecting liquid nitrous. We are currently only offering them in aluminum bottles The composite bottles are far more expensive and minimally lighter, and also require a full new set of mounting rings. Just trying to keep things simple and get them out there right now!

Snwbiker · Sep 1, 2015

What about a carbed bike? Or do you only have options for EFI bike?

IceAge Performance · Sep 1, 2015

Snwbiker said:
What about a carbed bike? Or do you only have options for EFI bike?

Only options for EFI, we wanted to make this kit as fool proof as possible and doing carbed kits thats a lot more complicated. With the closed loop fuel controller we can ensure proper running no matter bottle pressure, nitrous jetting, etc. Very hard to mess it up.

wyoBASE · Sep 1, 2015

Is there the option of not buying the included mount? I would want to mount the bottle on the forks above the front fender so I could also run it in the summer time.

lundracing · Sep 1, 2015

How is reliability effected when added to the new efi 4 strokes?

IceAge Performance · Sep 1, 2015

We are seeing stock like reliability out of the bikes with the addition of the nitrous. The reality is you are only using the added power a very short amount of the actual ride time. Things like proper oil change intervals seem to play a larger factor in bike reliability over time. We also have a number of saftey features built into it to help prevent users from using the nitrous at too low of RPM, etc, and damaging their motor.

It obviously varies with elevation but the reality is for most of us at higher elevations, the power levels we are adding are not pushing the bike far past the sea level HP levels. So the reality is your not pushing the bike as hard as it seems.

Ex - 2016 stock KTM 450. 60 hp at sea level. @ 10k your down 30%, or 42HP. now add a 20HP shot of nitrous. When your on the button, only 2hp more then the bike is stock at sea level.

lundracing · Sep 1, 2015

IceAge Mfg said:
We are seeing stock like reliability out of the bikes with the addition of the nitrous. The reality is you are only using the added power a very short amount of the actual ride time. Things like proper oil change intervals seem to play a larger factor in bike reliability over time. We also have a number of saftey features built into it to help prevent users from using the nitrous at too low of RPM, etc, and damaging their motor.

It obviously varies with elevation but the reality is for most of us at higher elevations, the power levels we are adding are not pushing the bike far past the sea level HP levels. So the reality is your not pushing the bike as hard as it seems.

Ex - 2016 stock KTM 450. 60 hp at sea level. @ 10k your down 30%, or 42HP. now add a 20HP shot of nitrous. When your on the button, only 2hp more then the bike is stock at sea level.

Pretty much like the sled kits then. Don't be on the gas at low elevation.

lundracing · Sep 1, 2015

Will it work with the Timbersled with TSS

IceAge Performance · Sep 1, 2015

lundracing said:
Will it work with the Timbersled with TSS

Yes sir! ample clearance for TSS equiped setups or 2015 and older SX kits as well.

lundracing · Sep 1, 2015

Your making me want one. Hum nitrous or rekluse.

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Wheel House Motorsports · Sep 1, 2015

lundracing said:
Your making me want one. Hum nitrous or rekluse.

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Rekluse isn't really very worth the $$ in the winter IMO, in the dirt they kick *** but I really have never felt the need in the snow. If I had the money for one or the other I wouldn't be installing a clutch

lundracing · Sep 1, 2015

Wheel House Motorsports said:
Rekluse isn't really very worth the $$ in the winter IMO, in the dirt they kick *** but I really have never felt the need in the snow. If I had the money for one or the other I wouldn't be installing a clutch

Wheel House you can't put a price tag on fun. At least that is what I tell my wife.:face-icon-small-ton

portgrinder · Sep 1, 2015

Snwbiker said:
What about a carbed bike? Or do you only have options for EFI bike?

Just run a sled kit. i have ran a boondocker kit made for a sled and it works great.

tdorval · Sep 1, 2015

How often does the battery system need charging on the batteryless efi bikes? Have any of the fi bikes performed better then others with your kit?

IceAge Performance · Sep 2, 2015

I will try to better explain, the battery pack is constantly charged off the bike. There is a little spare wattage from the stock stator which keeps it fully charged so you will never need to take it off and charge.

What we ran into is the draw of the button spikes a little higher then the stock batteryless efi bikes can handle so the small battery pack acts as a buffer for the charging system so everything operates smoothly when on and off the button.

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