propane injection
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03-22-2007, 13:53
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propane injection
One thing I have learned from reading up on it is that propane
injection is of little use on a non-turbo engine. If anyone has a differing opinion I would like to hear it, but for now, I think my NA 3208 is not a good candidate for propane injection. Gardner 78FC33 --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "worktohobby" > > Hello, > > On my old 1980 Bluebird the propaine helped with off the line > performance allot, some what in the mid-range, and little at near > governed spead; because the governor would compensate for the > additional (propane) fueling. This was a mild injection system, > the "Fuel Mizer". > > What made a huge differance was a new free flowing muffler, stainless > steel. Actually quieter at the front of the bus, no louder at the rear. > This actually made the bus quite drivable in traffic and the bus ran > cooler as well. This was the type of exhaust that you could actually > see through from end to end, and about half the size of the OEM > muffler. Do this mod before you play with the propain. > > Regards, > > Don Duncan > 1987 PT40, 8V92 > Beaverton, Oregon > |
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propane injection - davidkerryedwards - 03-22-2007, 06:13
propane injection - Doug Engel - 03-22-2007, 06:49
propane injection - worktohobby - 03-22-2007, 11:06
propane injection - Keith Strehle - 03-22-2007, 11:28
propane injection - Mike Hohnstein - 03-22-2007, 13:01
propane injection - Gardner Yeaw - 03-22-2007 13:53
propane injection - Mike Hohnstein - 03-22-2007, 14:54
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