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Heres an interesting one: Has anybody heard of a VR6 running on LPG?? Or CNG? Worth it? Would the vr6 engine cope with LPG?
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i have some photos of a lpg conversion from the uk. according to the owner he could barely notice the difference in power! -
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Even though I don't drive my dub that often, I paid $68 for a full tank of ultimate 98 last week. FORGET THAT!1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept GreenComment
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i have been thinking LPG too. would like to see one.
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photos arent as good as i remember :SComment
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Any idea where the tank is? In the boot I guess
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yeah it was in a ventoComment
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Wouldn't leave much room in a Golfie boot would it?
2008 VRS Wagon. Yellow, very yellow!
Forever blowing bubbles.Comment
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your better off going straight gas if you are going to do an LPG conversion.
That way its not a compromise between 2 fuels in terms of tuning and performance and economy and you dont loose any boot space as you replace your petrol tank with a gas one!VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
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True dat! I have no interest in going dual fuel, just straight gas.
I have heard a lot about NGV (natural gas for vehicles) which is cheaper again than LPG. I'd be interested to know more...1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept GreenComment
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Would supercharger run ok on gas you think?2008 VRS Wagon. Yellow, very yellow!
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Dont see why it wouldnt. Turbo kits can be made to suit gas setups aswell
Mate of mine has one on his RB20, goes pretty damn hard actually!sigpic
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Very interesting
2008 VRS Wagon. Yellow, very yellow!
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That was after the 4c discount too...
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