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Vapour Injection on VLT

Started by mick_64 vbmenu_register("postmenu_1049585", true); · 11 July 2006 · 3 replies

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mick_64 vbmenu_register("postmenu_1049585", true);Archived member

11-07-06, 20:07 GMT+10#1

just wondering if there are any vlt out there on gas that have been put on vapour injection, because im doing one at work at the moment on a vlt and just curious to see if there are any out there.

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RB30-POWER vbmenu_register("postmenu_1049653", true);Archived member

11-07-06, 20:57 GMT+10#2

As far as i have read its still rather new in the way it works and that they have trouble getting proper vaporisation of the gas when cold and also on high horsepower apps the injectors have trouble flowing enough gas. Thats all i've heard. I know people are working on it, but i wouldn't be a guinea pig myself. Once it matures im sure it will be worthwhile.

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mick_64 vbmenu_register("postmenu_1049665", true);Archived member

11-07-06, 21:04 GMT+10#3

Yer when its cold it doesnt have proper vaporisation.Thats why it runs of fuel on startup and sitches over automaticaly when it reaches a certain temp. with the injectors havent had a problem with the injectors only the converters have to play around with

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On BOoST vbmenu_register("postmenu_1051356", true);Archived member

12-07-06, 22:58 GMT+10#4

i heard u dont lose any power from using this type of gas setup? be great to have on a vl turbo or v8 specially coz of petrol prices...u wouldnt lose power by taken the cheaper fuel option

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