115 Octane LPG @ $1.65 gal. - Alloy Tanks available -

http://tinyurl.com/36raha


115 Octane LPG would allow us
to run [?] compression ratio
for {?} HP / TQ @ $1.65 gal. ?


download page for PPi fuel tank:

http://www.propaneperformance.com/do...s/Brochure.pdf


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Thank you for your enquiry for our Flat Propane Tanks.

Firstly I would like to introduce our USA agent, Sheri Vanhooser who is CC’s into this email.

She is available as a contact to purchase our tanks on sheridrv@juno.com

Prices for the tank size you requested are as follows:-


CT228-6-641 – 19 gallons usable = US$371.78

CT305-7-641 – 29 gallons usable = US$461.52


Model CT228-6-641 -
9 inch (228mm) high tank, 6 cell 29 inches 737mm) wide x 25.25inches (641mm) long.
Capacity: 19 US gallons (usable)


CT305-
12 inches (305mm) high x 34.5 inches (876mm) wide x same length 25.25” (641mm) long
Capacity: 29 US Gallons (usable)



These prices are delivered, and is the introductory price for the US market.

Our tanks will be available just after the Christmas / new year period.


Kind regards

Guy Obren

Propane Performance Industries


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The GMI Fuel Injected LPG project:

http://tinyurl.com/awvbu


MC [matt] on this Bulltear does AMC intake manifold
mods to accept EFi injectors.


Not 'cheap' overall - but neither is $5 00gal. gasoline.




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Propane doesnt work well with cold weather. Propane has a lower BTU output so you will need to run higher ocmpression. Propane burns extremely clean.

Bi-Phase has drop in injectors that work with OEM engine management.

I think the true answer to the high price of gas is for MC to build us all a mini atom smasher to power our toys...or maybe some of that black matter..whats to max compression you can run on that?? :mrgreen:

I've heard fuel is going to be $5 a gal by spring. But this time they are blaming it on sinking dollar and refineries costs. Seems they have more excuses than grains of sand on a beach for raising gasoline cost.#-o Oil companies profits are down. :smile: Maybe because people have cut back on driving?!!?

I wonder how much effort and $$'s big oil is putting to slam ethanol? OK corn ethanol may not be the answer but neither is $5 gal gas! We just need to look at Brazil and then look at the sugar beets and how we support that industry. I hate politics...all about big bucks and a bunch of BS.

I hope we don't get some President in bed with Charmin next time...otherwise we'll be paying got the a$$ to wipe our a--. :roll:

I think the true answer is methane. I read somewhere that we have a 3000yr supply right of the coast frozen on the bottom of the ocean and in the ground. all we need is a rig disigned to draw it up and a distribution system to fuel our needs.

i know by me, south western PA they get alot of methane by drilling down into the coal and getting it out before the miners come though

Regardless of your choice of either Methane / LPG / NG ,
we now have light weight conformable Alloy Fuel Tanks
available to make it happen.

Oil Futures Contracts for next year are trading @ $200.00 bbl. oil.

:shock:

Gasoline hit $5.00 gal. in Calif yesterday 11.08.07 .

:shock:

LPG is $1.65 gal.



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Genetic biologists can make bactreria that eat any form of plant material capable of producing sugars, and excrete gasolene suitable to use in a modern automobile.

Think about it, have a barrel of sludge in your garage that you throw garbage into, and have a hose at the bottom that you get gasoliene out of.