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gas research on later model cars

Started by misk · 9 Feb 2012 · 7 replies

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miskArchived member
just curious at what point gas research becomes less police friendly in later model cars... ie. would i get away with gas research system on a BA? modified to suit of course... im just thinking cause the e-gas still came out with a carby vapour style system, gas research falls under the same catergory only more of a carby, but it doesn't have an ECU controlling a stepper motor like the standard e-gas setup. anyway, would be good to hear your thoughts Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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XEC747Archived member
I got priced on a tuff 355 build and it was going to be only $200 cheaper than gas injection. I was just going to go the extra or lash out and go Liquid.
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miskArchived member
i already have the gas research gear, cost me $500, so thats the clincher lol
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XEC747Archived member
just go to an installer and tell them you want it on a BA and they'll tell you if it's legal or not.
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miskArchived member
lol i dont trust many LPG installers man... 90% of them are used to converting mums camry. doesnt matter, ill make it work or something
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XEC747Archived member
Ring smithy's in Bayswater. They're pretty good and give no shit answers. Ive been to them a few times with q's re conversions and they take the time to go through things.
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JTZArchived member
Gasworks in clayton, anything to do with gas!!! Really helpful
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miskArchived member
its ok, if they can run an impco system, a GRA system should be fine, would just have to figure out a way around the electronic t/b :/
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