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  1. #31
    kez Guest
    Hi Sly,

    I fitted one to 93 3.5 V8 disco, dont think fuel consumption improved but I was happy with a little increase in power

    Cheers kez

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    My ds4.0 v8 on LPG gets 4.5 km/l towing heavy
    5.0km/l average
    6.0km/l on economy run (80-90km, flat etc)
    On Petrol 5.5 km/l average
    6.5 km/l ecomomy run

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    Dugsley Guest
    Hi Landy Andy,
    Could you please give me detais of your mate in Rockingham installing the LPG? I have been given a business name of Hi Torque but can't see them listed anywhere. Anything i should know about LPG conversions i might not already? I have been quoted $5 300 for a Tartarini system for my '01 series II 3.9. Cheers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon View Post
    I see the ad several times most mornings during "Sunrise" on Ch 7. I see they are using Land Rovers in the ad. I wonder why.
    They figured if you'd buy a landy, you'd buy anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    They are only good for scrap or possibly egg rings for the bbq.
    nope no good for that either...

    if you put the fins down the eggs run past em and if you put them plate down the eggs stick to the hiclone....

    Might be ok as a container for keeping onion rings under control.
    Dave

    "In a Landrover the other vehicle is your crumple zone."

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    Giving it a go

    There's a few calls on here for an actual test to see the real effect of these things. After talking to a few blokes at work (old rover owners from way back) they all said to give Hiclone a try, and with my current 30L/100 km I'm more than willing to test the claims.

    I'm installing the recommended 2 devices this week, will post the results when known.

    If it's less than 30/100, I'm a happy man!

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    Well, the results are back. I filled up for the first time since installing the hiclones, and I was surprised at the effect they have had. Wasn't expecting too much, but got heaps out of them.

    Previous fuel consumption: Just under 30L/100 km.

    Latest fuel consumption: 22.1L/100 km.

    These figures are both based on 100% urban driving, around Townsville so nothing too hilly. No towing either.

    This is pretty impressive to say the least! It's a 25% improvement...nothing to be coughed at.

    Given how others have fared though, I have to ask the question...what did it fix? I can only assume that it has increased the mass flow into the throttle body, which means I had a restriction there before. Why? Any ideas on what was restricting the airflow, and apart from cyclonic induction, is there a fix?

    If there's no other answer, I give hiclone 2 thumbs up, fixed a surge at idle and 25% better fuel economy. Initial recommendation to all that they are a good buy (admittedly based on one tank, but there are plans afoot to take her for a proper drive and test them on the highway and off road) I'll report back after she's dirty and tired from a proper flogging....

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    Just fitted hiclones my ass...

    what else did you change.

    if your driving by the book provided with the hiclone that bonus in fuel consumption came from also removing the lead from your right boot or putting in the premium fuel they reccomend
    Dave

    "In a Landrover the other vehicle is your crumple zone."

    For spelling call Rogets, for mechanicing call me.

    Fozzy, 2.25D SIII Ex DCA Ute
    Tdi autoManual d1 (gave it to the Mupion)
    Archaeoptersix 1990 6x6 dual cab(This things staying)


    If you've benefited from one or more of my posts please remember, your taxes paid for my skill sets, I'm just trying to make sure you get your monies worth.
    If you think you're in front on the deal, pay it forwards.

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    I cant belive this thread is going, have since pulled the hyclone thingy out and found its true use, a chip cutter.
    Makes great wedge like chips.
    '99 Tdi 300 130 Twin Cab
    When I'm here I want to be out there.

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    RonMcGr Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    Just fitted hiclones my ass...
    Given the bits that stick out the sides, that would have been extremely painful

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