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Xr6t With Injected Lpg

TURBOTAXI
in Engine Management & Fuel Systems

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#111

Mine is getting done this week...

I have started a topic on it in this Workshop...

Have a look for it... Says "Is anyone interested in my upcoming install"

Cheers,

Worm

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  • GOLDIE
    GOLDIE

    Hi roy and welcome to the site. Great to see hilbert has done some great work again. He is one of the best in australia for devoloping lpg systems. Rest asured that this system will meet the emision l

  • ratter
    ratter

    I'm also learning all the time, but because we have done so many LPG turbo cars, I like to know the limits of the systems, I also k now that orbital do not allow any adjustment to their system or prov

  • Rab
    Rab

    A quick read through the first bits of my thread should give you a bit of info as to what Mick did to get mine up and over the 300 mark. With regards to the petrol injectors - my take on it is that yo

#112
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Hi TurboTaxi,

Just a question on the system, do you have to run the car on pertrol from time to time or have you purely just run it on lpg & leave a qtr tank of petrol in it.

Was sort of economy comparison between fuels do you get?

Considering converting my car to LPG

Thanks

Hi there it starts on petrol and changes over at 20 degrees. I sometimes drive on petrol for 50k's or so just to ensure the petrol doesnt get too old.

Petrol is 11l/100k open road. LPG is 13 l/100 open road.

go for it!

#113
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Anyone got any update on this topic? How their conversion is working out - mileage / HP / any problems?

Anyone know who is doing Liquid injection LPG conversions in Sydney - with T experience?

Thanks and cheers,

I regret I have not been here for a while.

The LPG has been faultless - I still get 13l/100 and now have 145,000 on the clock - that's over 55,000 on the LPG.

Goes like a trooper.

APS and Hilbert know their stuff and their after sales service has been first rate.

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#114

Got the newsletter from Autospeed yesterday, dont know if anyone has posted this yet or not though but its a write up about an xr6t on lpg- http://autospeed.com/cms/A_110942/article.html

#115

Yeah, that system is not Liquid Gas Injection... It is vapourised gas injection...

I dont know how it goes with modified cars?

#116

I've got 275 rwkw out of my vapour system

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#117

There isn't so much Government funding anymore, but probably still some saving with LPG.

What vapour system are you running?

The liquid system would probably give more KW, but seems to cost even more.

regards Gsimon

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#118

NSW government funding is still in place but its $1750, every july of each passing year it will decrease by 250! so july 2010 it will be $1500! etc etc how do I know? I just got rebated 1750 for a $5000 liquid injection lpg tank!

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#119
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Been away a while Car now has 240,000 on it. LPG for 150,000 of that about to do an FG with liquid - will post results.

Still have the old AU turbo with ring mixer LPG, 867,000k now pushing 222.5rwkw woot.

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