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i have been running on it for the last 3 tank's and only have noticed better response and more power wile accelerating
But then my company car is a 1.5L 4 cylinder with 298000km on the clock and uses lots of oil and needs a rebuild or replacement.
PeterM do you work in dandenong :?:
i am just 800mtr from supagas [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif[/img]
Kai
On weekends and sometimes during the week I drive for Dandy pre-mix and as of tonight I'm doing the Mon-Fri evening shift driving for Aussie Post out of the Dandy Letter Centre.
Hi all,
Been busy lately so a lot to catch up on.
I thought that straight propane was illegal or dodgy? Not sure why just thought so.
I take that some servos actually sell it for auto use?
Do you just fill as normally or how do you arrange it?
mmmm
Am I a dummy?
Please explain :oops:
Regards
Ralph
No your not a dummyQuote:
Originally posted by Ralph1Malph
Hi all,
Been busy lately so a lot to catch up on.
I thought that straight propane was illegal or dodgy? Not sure why just thought so.
I take that some servos actually sell it for auto use?
Do you just fill as normally or how do you arrange it?
mmmm
Am I a dummy?
Please explain :oops:
Regards
Ralph
i think only supagas has it and you just fill up the same as with LPG
Kai
Was reading through some of the posts and came across this old one, I happen to work in the LP gas industry and I would like to offer you guys a bit of clarity
In automotive use, you can use Propane or a propane butane blend sometimes called automix. In propane you can get ex refinery propane which has various propanes propens and propylens all called propane. So 100% propane can be and mean a several things.
I Like to see some comparisons l/km results from other LPG outlets before making my decision.