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Old 14-02-2005, 15:10   #46
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Re: Car questions
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Originally Posted by ZrByte
I thought that tank would be bigger, like what paul said above.
Given the fuel efficiency and the cost of the fuel itself that would pay for itself in about 3 years at the most, so £1,500 isnt all that unreasonable.
I never even considdered the Eurotunnel trains, does that mean they arnt allowed on the continent or just not allowed to get there via the train? though thats not likeley to be a problem for any of us anyway.
Nope
http://www.lpg-vehicles.co.uk/lpg_co...conversion.htm
Shows the donut in place of the wheel on that page, the fuel is compressed to liquid form so takes up less space.
Worth a read about risks of dodgy conversions
http://www.envirogas.co.uk/autogas_report.htm
...and its a tunnel thing, they are thinking of changing it though. YOu can still go on a Ferry.
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