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gq straight gas

Post by narns1mav »

i have a gq lwb carby 35 4.6 diffs just wondering if anyone is running a similar setup on straight gas ( non turbo ) and what sort of kms you get

and what is the best system to go
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Post by ozy1 »

i run my comp ute on straight gas, using Gas Research gear and i love it, but i cant help you on the mileage per tank as it doesnt get driven,

but id highly recomend it,
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Post by PGS 4WD »

It was a while ago, before I turboed my old shorty it was Gasresearch straight LPG. I used to get about 4 to 4.5 klms/l. This was common feedback too as I tuned dozens in the 10 years I was the dyno operater at Gasresearch. The occasional person would get up to 5.5 but it was more the driver. Good exhaust and igniton helps, the economy isn't much better than a well tuned impco but you'll get 10-15% more power for the same fuel usage.

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Post by narns1mav »

thanks for the replys sofar im looking mainly at bush kms so i can figure out if i will have enough range
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Re: gq straight gas

Post by jessie928 »

narns1mav wrote:i have a gq lwb carby 35 4.6 diffs just wondering if anyone is running a similar setup on straight gas ( non turbo ) and what sort of kms you get

and what is the best system to go
auto/manual?
how much lift?
lift plays a big part in consumtion aswell,

you shoudl get at least 300 to a tank, in an auto.

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Post by CanberraMav »

I had 37's with 4.8 diffs.

I had a 140lt gas tank with 110 odd usable i think.

Used to get around 400-450km per tank depending on conditions
Mud_runner_GQ says:
I need 1.6 metre long shocks
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Post by viperguy »

37's, auto, 4.3 diffs OHG straight gas set up with 2 85l usable tanks in my shorty. one in one under. 5 inch coils, 2 inch body lift, custom bar work.
gettin bout 550ks outta the 2 tanks around town witha very heavy foot. on a highway drive i get around 700ks.
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Post by PGS 4WD »

Work on 2.5-3klm/l off road, could be worse if giving it a hard time though.

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Post by petri »

viperguy wrote:37's, auto, 4.3 diffs OHG straight gas set up with 2 85l usable tanks in my shorty. one in one under. 5 inch coils, 2 inch body lift, custom bar work.
gettin bout 550ks outta the 2 tanks around town witha very heavy foot. on a highway drive i get around 700ks.
how are the tanks plumbed in? I'm thinking of doing similar with my setup...
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