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Apart from the obvious money savings at the moment with fuel prices,
What are the advantages of straight gas as opposed to dual fuels.
I hear alot of people have troubles with dual fuels, and apart from the initial forking out of the mullah for LPG conversion, is it just as expensive to maintain as a petrol motor
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straight gas would be better to setup the motor up for performance etc with just gas. Dual fuel means a compromise in the compression (gas loves the compression where a petrol motor would ping) as far as on going cost's, plugs and leads should be changed
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My missus is pretty straight but I wish she was bi...
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I have a lady friend who is bi ! And a show off with it too ! Yippee !
Back to the question at hand..it depends on the mileage you do..and do u save anything after 12 months ? I'm only 1 lire/100km behind my wife's commo. And mine is crappy 73 V8 !
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I would and have kept duel fuel , my WB van runs pretty good on both plus I now have long range with a 80litre gas tank and a 70 litre petrol tank which comes in handy on interstate trips for bypassing country towns with higher fuel prices.
I am getting
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