LPG Zed on Ebay
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Seems all at odds. Ring badge on the boot, but run on LPG (heavy tank, lower power, etc.) for economy.
£6,500 for a 2004 2.5 on 105k seems optimistic, but you never know.
£6,500 for a 2004 2.5 on 105k seems optimistic, but you never know.
I'm on LPG but MORE discreetly! Modern sequential systems see no noticeable loss in power - and if you really want you can run on petrol. Drive to the ring on LPG for around 60% of the cost of petrol in traffic at a steady cruising speed, hammer it round the ring on Optimax
The tank weighs around 15-20kg.
Like mentioned, each to their own
The tank weighs around 15-20kg.
Like mentioned, each to their own
oli445 said:
Then it must be tiny. On my Jeep my tank is 30kg. 80 litres of gas 45kg in a 100l tank and another 15kg of valves, piping, and expansion system. Total 85kg
BTW - for high mileage I think it's a great idea. Not so convinced on sports cars.
34 litres, good for 180 miles on average so yes it's small.
I agree that in an ideal world I wouldn't need to run 1 car that does everything but I do high miles and wanted to keep my sports car and LPG was the only solution. No regrets from me
How much does a full petrol tank weigh?
I agree that in an ideal world I wouldn't need to run 1 car that does everything but I do high miles and wanted to keep my sports car and LPG was the only solution. No regrets from me
How much does a full petrol tank weigh?
oli445 said:34 litres, good for 180 miles on average so yes it's small.
I agree that in an ideal world I wouldn't need to run 1 car that does everything but I do high miles and wanted to keep my sports car and LPG was the only solution. No regrets from me
How much does a full petrol tank weigh?
1 lt weighs of petrol .711kg (at 60 deg F)
haha I like this part the best:
"105k mikes, but 75% on lpg, so engine is like new."
"105k mikes, but 75% on lpg, so engine is like new."
