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from what i've read v6's and v8's seem to like it the most; and the car i've seen is a V6; it is duel fuel; and most of my trips to work will probably be set up on petrol as its only 4 miles each way. but when it comes to longer drives it does then mean i can flick the switch over to lpg and double the MPG. i suppose when your doing a long drive you won't notice the drop in power as your just cruising. this does seem good. will need to research more in to the installer "professionally converted using the latest Italian OMVL LPG kit by Panache Autogas in Manchester (very well recommended on all LPG forums, expensive but the best!). LPG cap on side of rear bumper colour coded for a hidden look." (thats from the advert)

i've been to bournemouth

part worns can get good money on ebay if you want to make some of the cash back

this is my favourite time of year, i love the winter.

i'm sure the others could organise this amoungst themselves and still make a go of it.

If you have LPG you can de cat the exhaust to gain back the lost power & it will still pass the mot now that is good to know as for the LPg it won't be going in the S2K as about 3 people are interested in it. and i need more space. plus new business means need better transport for items etc.

if they look like that up near you business must be booming my mums a hygenist. its not easy work. fair play to you

the one i've seen is apparently getting 58 mpg for me its the fear of the unknown

i used to have a set just like that; very good as well, set the engine bay off nicely.

been looking at some cars and come across on ei like, but its fitted with LPG. i like the sound of it as its cheap motoring for a performance car; and no real loss of power (allegedly) i wouldn't fit one myself, but am toying with this one already fitted. just hear the odd horror story of LPG converted engines going bang; yet the websites for them say they will increase the engine life due to less wear from burning a cleaner fuel. is it worth the risk or will i be in for a whole load of trouble? this particular system has been fitted by Panache Autogas; who apparently are on of the top places in the UK for conversions.

yep one of the best in the scottish regions

i might have to cancel on the b'day husky; i've got to wash my hair then,

wouldn't use anyone else for 2nd hand parts

probably find one on ebay

servicing a SC is no biggie; you can buy refurbed Garrett turbos; and thats the same principle.

best form of weight lose

sounds like a top place; i think i migh tgo next year

no comment

temptingly worth a punt at that price

with all the cars i've had, i've been accused of being in a permanent midlife crisis since the age of 22. your as much a d1ck in a 350z as you are in an m3 or porsche. basically anyone in a non sports car looking at someone in a sports car is going to think most of them are d1cks. i like the porsches, TVR, M3's and personally dont give a fig what someone thinks of me; they don't know me; so go swivel in my opinion.

Brilliant tyre fitters round corner from me on Holmlea Rd! Battlefield rd end! Wee independant place thats been there forever! Just notice ur in Carluke! PLEASE DONT DRIVE 30+ miles 2 Glasgow with 2 nails in ur tyre! It' SUICIDE!!! he's swapped to winter tyres and the summer tyres need repairing, so should be fine.

i swapped my 06 back in june and got 12.5k for it.

i was tempted by TVR; very tempted; but as my car is an everyday car i don't think the TVR would be up to it.

is this new year according to the seamens calendar