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ILLaViTaR
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| What is the most efficient standard LPG brand (not injected) |
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ILLaViTaR
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| Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 7:44 pm Post subject: |
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Is that Gas research Australia?
They have a few models on their site.
What one is best? |
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gogetta
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| Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 7:52 pm Post subject: |
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| if your car isnt too modified then id suggest either omvl or impco, because they seem to be the 2 most popular and therefore servicing will be cheaper |
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| Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 8:30 pm Post subject: best LPG |
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IMO, the Fords like positive pressure systems, thats why Ford stuck with Viallie as they had any choise including the negative pressure set ups, eg: Impco.......I'v used all of the brands but for your run or the mill to mid performance we use Airod from MED, easy to tune get good economy & easy to instal, the average 6 cylinder gets about 320km to a tank or down your way get a price of someone that dose Viallie, you also have Poliauto........Parnell....... Landi Renzo...... Sprint Gas.......OMVL as a positive pressure set up, as an idication negative pressure tends to back fire easier compaired to a positive pressure system with the same problem
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| Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 8:33 pm Post subject: |
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| I have always found barbeques galore excellent for all of my LPG needs.....bwahahahaaaaaa |
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AUXR8 2
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| Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 8:43 pm Post subject: best lpg |
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| speaking of bbq gallore I need to up date mine wheels & legs being chood by the dog, I'll check out the Stainless steel range, mmmm early xmas present to me. |
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Private9
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| Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 10:38 pm Post subject: Re: best LPG |
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| AUXR8 2 wrote: | IMO, the Fords like positive pressure systems, thats why Ford stuck with Viallie as they had any choise including the negative pressure set ups, eg: Impco.......I'v used all of the brands but for your run or the mill to mid performance we use Airod from MED, easy to tune get good economy & easy to instal, the average 6 cylinder gets about 320km to a tank or down your way get a price of someone that dose Viallie, you also have Poliauto........Parnell....... Landi Renzo...... Sprint Gas.......OMVL as a positive pressure set up, as an idication negative pressure tends to back fire easier compaired to a positive pressure system with the same problem
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Very interesting - didn't realise there were different types of systems, ie positive and negative pressure set ups.
I had my EF converted with Impco and wasn't too happy with the cold start & economy. Installation was quite poor too, but that's obviously the installer, not the kit. |
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ILLaViTaR
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hmmm.
There's a feww type of kits though and I'm unsure what is best.
The impco has a 200,225, 300A and 425 mixer how do I know what one is best?
I'm thinking of going Gas research since they're kits are only $1034, are impco cheaper? |
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gogetta
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| Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 11:04 pm Post subject: |
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you would use the 200 or 225 mixer on a 6, the 425 is generally used on an 8...
who quoted you that price for the gas research?
whats included in the $1034 gas research kit? tank? obviously it doesnt include fitting |
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ILLaViTaR
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The kit includes.....
Kits include the following :
Throttle Body, Convertor, Lock-off valve, Adapter, Electric Primer, Brackets, Gaskets, Linkages, and Closed Loop Processor System and Idle Speed Control System where applicable.
So I still need a tank which is frustrating.
That'll get pricey.
I was hoping 1k with the tank |
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ILLaViTaR
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| Oh also I can get a twin throttle/twin converter for $1650 what exactly does that do? |
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AUXR8 2
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| Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 12:21 am Post subject: best lpg |
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| ILLaViTaR wrote: | hmmm.
There's a feww type of kits though and I'm unsure what is best.
The impco has a 200,225, 300A and 425 mixer how do I know what one is best?
I'm thinking of going Gas research since they're kits are only $1034, are impco cheaper? |
what you are refering to is the size of the mixer or cfm, I think what you need to do is to go & see some set ups & decide whats best for your needs........... & as gogetta replied 200 or 225 will be fine if your going to use Impco.
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| Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 8:38 am Post subject: |
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| AUXR8 2 - you didn't like GRA? |
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AUXR8 2
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| Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 4:43 pm Post subject: best lpg |
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I'd pick GRA over Impco or OHG's for straight out performace any day, but for my straight gas V8 set ups I use Technocarb with a 3 stage convertor good for up to 370 rwhp.... then twin convertors for 370 & up I geuss that every fitter has there own preference.
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twr7cx
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| fair enough. I'm always interested to hear others opinions. so for a Supercharged (6psi powerdyne)Tickford SOHC 4L I6 you reckon GRA would be the way to go (or one of the better ways) if power was the prime concern with economy secondary? |
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| Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 6:09 pm Post subject: |
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| my dad has a powerdyne supercharged xr6 wagon that is running the GRA setup its good for 252rwhp on 8psi, i can post up some picks if anyone is interested |
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AUXR8 2
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| Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 6:21 pm Post subject: best lpg |
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sure the GRA will do the job, easy to set up & & gives you good mixture control......make sure you get someone that has GRA knowlage as there more involved than what the average gas mechanic relizes.
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