M35 Stagea Dimensions For Lpg

[ironpaw]

oh...and part of the hiccup with the install was Sage222's car being newer then mine and apparently the coilpacks were different and hence they needed to work out another way of installing the jets. Yours is 2002 Sage?

[scotty nm35]

Thats bullshit.

[ironpaw]

Lol yeAh look I don't know if he was bluffing or not...I wouldn't think our cars are different.

[Sage222]

mine is a 11 month 2003 autech. glad your happy and all sorted now mate

When i drove mine the first couple of times i didnt notice much difference.. though as the computer learns the new fuel and temps it gets better

Edited March 4, 2011 by Sage222

[ironpaw]

Ok been driving all night...gas does feel a bit different. It's smoother but less punchy then pulp. Not sure how to describe it..

Found they f*kked up the filler cap install. Theres an hole drilled nxt to lpg filler and under the petrol filler. Looks like a failed attempt...grrr

[Sunkist]

dude you need to tell them to fix these things. they are liable.

[scotty nm35]

I had a crack at tuning the liquid gas system on Ironpaw's car today and bugger me there is a manual adjustment for adding fuel in relation to boost. I had to turn it in all the way for it to not lean out at 250kw. That seems to be the maximum the gas injectors can flow. I must admit I was very impressed, around 20kw gain and a huge torque increase. For some reason running on gas the turbo takes longer to spool which I don't understand.

[ironpaw]

hmm not to mention it drinks like a cum hungry whore! Filled up this morning Nd now its empty??? 42l.of lpg...did maybe 110km!!!!

[ironpaw]

im not regretting getting the gas done 1st now. I know it made Ur job harder Scott but if I had it all tuned and the gas was installed then I wouldn't be able to drive it home. Or worse wreck the engine...

[scotty nm35]

True, I wouldn't trust the installers to tune it at that power level.