eMPee Member 247 Member For: 22y 7m 1d Location: Sydney Posted 16/09/05 03:36 AM Posted 16/09/05 03:36 AM I just checked their site out. It seems pretty good also. what do u others think?hard to tell if its just talking themselves up. they all say they r better than the other types out there
Guest Guests Posted 21/09/05 07:16 AM Posted 21/09/05 07:16 AM I just checked their site out. It seems pretty good also. what do u others think?hard to tell if its just talking themselves up. they all say they r better than the other types out there<{POST_SNAPBACK}>so whats the current thaughts?
eMPee Member 247 Member For: 22y 7m 1d Location: Sydney Posted 22/09/05 06:55 AM Posted 22/09/05 06:55 AM well im unsure either way. They both sound good to me. I'd like a dedicated lpg ute but things still seem further away for a commercial unit.
Slymeat Team Kickass Legacy Donating Member 1,926 Member For: 22y 8m 11d Gender: Male Location: Albion Park, NSW Posted 22/09/05 10:27 AM Posted 22/09/05 10:27 AM Good idea all in all, has been a long time coming I remember reading about it about 15 years ago.One problem though, on reading my manual it states any ford vehicle that is not factory fitted gas will have its warranty voided.
awill4x4 Member 7 Member For: 21y 11d Location: Carrum Downs Melbourne Posted 28/09/05 01:50 PM Posted 28/09/05 01:50 PM I work next door to a LPG fitter in Carrum Downs Melbourne and have seen 2 BA Falcons and one Territory running sequential gas vapour injection. The kits are being developed by Impco and Victorian Autogas and were in for some dyno work. All these LPG installs were normally aspirated but when I asked the guy if it could be used on a turbo he thought it shouldn't be a problem. The install uses its own LPG computer which is laptop programmable if necessary, has 2 small fuel filters on the gas lines so the injectors don't get clogged with a bad batch of gas. The engine starts on petrol and only changes to LPG when water temps reach 40 degrees C, it automatically switches to petrol if it senses the LPG pressure drop when the LPG tank gets empty. A very professional install except the Territory's tank hung down too low but this was the 1st Territory they had done.Claimed power was the same as petrol and economy upto 5% worse but usually less than that.Regards Andrew
eMPee Member 247 Member For: 22y 7m 1d Location: Sydney Posted 29/09/05 07:18 AM Posted 29/09/05 07:18 AM I rang a few local mobs the other day, one put me on hold for 10 mins before it hung up on me didnt call them back. Next mob didnt do installs anymore. And the last guy said he hadn't done any BA's before and I asked him about liquid injection and he thought it could be the go but he'd have to look into it, hadn't done many of them. So all in all an big F all
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