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Re: Comment and questions for Bent Axel Bob
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There is another way you could do it.
All you have to do is get a caravan gas bottle. Sit the gas bottle on the passenger's seat, then run the hose from the bottle into the aircleaner.
Now all you have to do open the gas valve a little to start the engine, and then once your moving you can adjust the gas valve to match your speed.

Chris

P.S. I have auctually seen this done.

Posted on: 2002/11/14 23:37
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Re: Comment and questions for Bent Axel Bob
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yeah i have seen it done lol probly where the first idea started off but the gas is diffrant and its spose to be not good for the engine... but some says the only diffranve is the octain .. i heard thay will ping on the bbq type lpg

Posted on: 2002/11/15 1:41
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Re: Comment and questions for Bent Axel Bob
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Quote:

bent_axel_bob wrote:
i heard thay will ping on the bbq type lpg

Weird. I would have thought it was the same stuff. Could it be that the BBQ tanks release it as a gas rather than a liquid? I was contemplating using a couple of BBQ tanks, inverted, as my supply.
Would make interesting "pit stop" refueling!
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Posted on: 2002/11/15 18:38
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Re: Comment and questions for Bent Axel Bob
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theres 2 gases in auto lpg maybe 3 1 is propain the other/otheres im not sure of . and depending on how its mixed changes the octain im expecting to see a friend at my piss up today he knows a bit more about that subject but thay will run on bbq gas.... there are fork lift lpg tanks here that u fill up at the service station and are quick release these would be good for raceing

Posted on: 2002/11/16 3:47
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Re: Comment and questions for Bent Axel Bob
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heres the good oil folks australian auto lpg is butain and propain mix some times its 50/50 sometimes 30% butain 70%propain the bloke i got this info says the U.S use 100% propain gas but his not 100% on that haha propain is the best gas butain being natral gas is not as efficient

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Re: Comment and questions for Bent Axel Bob
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a link to a site on lpg turbo skylinethe linky thingy

Posted on: 2002/11/18 10:34
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