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[D]

This has already been overcome by Prins for some manufacturers like Audi and even GM direct injection engine, they do a direct injection lpg liquid system which uses the cars original fuel injectors, does away with the inefficient vapour systems currently in use think its called liquigas V2 or something similar.

I am aware of that, but have yet to see a successful install in the UK. And current prices are .. lets say not really affordable.

Other issues:
-No V8 version available so far, so supercharged Range Rovers and the like are not convertible.
-Most systems are manufacturer specific, so one size doesnt fit all, like they currently do.
-As far as I can make out, the systems need to inject a small amount of petrol to keep the injectors from getting damaged. So the so called current saving of LPG will diminish.

[D]

...and one has to wonder, given this huge list of dislikes D has for LPG, why he chose to get his own omega converted to gas? The big Mary.

It was an experiment, on a very cheap car. I did not have much to loose if it all went t**s up!

Dont get me wrong, I enjoy the cheap motoring. But it has not been without its issues and I am not sure if I will convert my next car to run on LPG.

[cem_devecioglu]

Too high for who though? If you can afford an amg 6.3 Merc

2000 £ for teleflex ..   prins more.. and this is not an ignorable cost even for rich..

[chrisgixer]

Too high for who though? If you can afford an amg 6.3 Merc

2000 £ for teleflex ..   prins more.. and this is not an ignorable cost even for rich..

So no more than in installed Prins kit in v6 omega then. Is this in Turkey or uk?

[cem_devecioglu]

Too high for who though? If you can afford an amg 6.3 Merc

2000 £ for teleflex ..   prins more.. and this is not an ignorable cost even for rich..

So no more than in installed Prins kit in v6 omega then. Is this in Turkey or uk?

thats an international forum .. obviously members had to check the posters location

[chrisgixer]

Too high for who though? If you can afford an amg 6.3 Merc

2000 £ for teleflex ..   prins more.. and this is not an ignorable cost even for rich..

So no more than in installed Prins kit in v6 omega then. Is this in Turkey or uk?

thats an international forum .. obviously members had to check the posters location

Well yes that is often important. The members location I mean. Perhaps he/she might not be in Turkey.

[chrisgixer]

...and one has to wonder, given this huge list of dislikes D has for LPG, why he chose to get his own omega converted to gas? The big Mary.

It was an experiment, on a very cheap car. I did not have much to loose if it all went t**s up!

Dont get me wrong, I enjoy the cheap motoring. But it has not been without its issues and I am not sure if I will convert my next car to run on LPG.

So diesel then?

[cem_devecioglu]

Too high for who though? If you can afford an amg 6.3 Merc

2000 £ for teleflex ..   prins more.. and this is not an ignorable cost even for rich..

So no more than in installed Prins kit in v6 omega then. Is this in Turkey or uk?

thats an international forum .. obviously members had to check the posters location

Well yes that is often important. The members location I mean. Perhaps he/she might not be in Turkey.

wherever he/she is, it doesnt mean post is inapplicable

[r1]

This has already been overcome by Prins for some manufacturers like Audi and even GM direct injection engine, they do a direct injection lpg liquid system which uses the cars original fuel injectors, does away with the inefficient vapour systems currently in use think its called liquigas V2 or something similar.

I am aware of that, but have yet to see a successful install in the UK. And current prices are .. lets say not really affordable.

Other issues:
-No V8 version available so far, so supercharged Range Rovers and the like are not convertible.
-Most systems are manufacturer specific, so one size doesnt fit all, like they currently do.
-As far as I can make out, the systems need to inject a small amount of petrol to keep the injectors from getting damaged. So the so called current saving of LPG will diminish.

ive seen a lexus v8 with lpg

[chrisgixer]

Too high for who though? If you can afford an amg 6.3 Merc

2000 £ for teleflex ..   prins more.. and this is not an ignorable cost even for rich..

So no more than in installed Prins kit in v6 omega then. Is this in Turkey or uk?

thats an international forum .. obviously members had to check the posters location

Well yes that is often important. The members location I mean. Perhaps he/she might not be in Turkey.

wherever he/she is, it doesnt mean post is inapplicable

... So you don't remember the (dare I say it) winter tyres discussion then cem? PMSL. We haven't had snow for there years since.

[cem_devecioglu]

Too high for who though? If you can afford an amg 6.3 Merc

2000 £ for teleflex ..   prins more.. and this is not an ignorable cost even for rich..

So no more than in installed Prins kit in v6 omega then. Is this in Turkey or uk?

thats an international forum .. obviously members had to check the posters location

Well yes that is often important. The members location I mean. Perhaps he/she might not be in Turkey.

wherever he/she is, it doesnt mean post is inapplicable

... So you don't remember the (dare I say it) winter tyres discussion then cem? PMSL. We haven't had snow for there years since.

and it doesnt mean you will not have snow 

[chrisgixer]

Oh wait. Yes your right. I will rush out an buy some.


NOT!