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Thats the point....if youre going fuel injected V8,
youll need different petrol tank then the manifold...cat converter.....in Victoria you might have to get a VASS reort for that....not sure, they cost $700 (appox)....so ring vic roads first.
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Thats the point....if you're going fuel injected V8,
you'll need different petrol tank then the manifold...cat converter.....in Victoria you might have to get a VASS reort for that....not sure, they cost $700 (appox)....so ring vic roads first.
Its jus
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Trouble is with the V6 Commodore donk is that there is nowhere to put a distributor and you would still need the cats due to it being a post 1986 engine.
With the injected V8 you can easily run it on straight gas with no electronics whatsoever if yo |
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hey jim muskell,,
make the transit haul you say!!! well it virtually does handstands now in idle!!
it will be the fasterest campervan in the west!!!
now as far as i know,,,engineer told me,,so long as it is straight gas, there is no problemo,,with pol |
more than basketcase than a bear!
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Cats are no big drama at all. Yes they are those resonator looking things in the engine pipes. Technically you have to have them but with lpg what's the point?
Your engineer might let you off without them especially due to your vehicle being a comme |
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Cats are no big drama at all. Yes they are those resonator looking things in the engine pipes. Technically you have to have them but with lpg whats the point?
Your engineer might let you off without them especially due to your vehicle being a commer |
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Originally posted by musksell
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I wonder Mr Boom....?
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