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HI guys I will just make this very short
Looking for the BEST LPG Leads . Getting new Gas system fitted to my Ford AU 2 Don,t want any problems With Back Fire .. or Replacing them .. cause they are not easy to get to Read about problems with Bosch and some others . Iam now completely Confused any Help would be GREAT Thanks RENO |
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Brett3158 |
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My conversion on Eb included ICE lpg leads. These are not cheap so for Lakeside to fit these they must be good. Other people have recomended them also.
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renocasino |
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Sounds Good to me Thanks Brett
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I replaced mine a few years ago, just the top gun gas leads and much fewer backfires since.
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twase |
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Rick's EF Fairmont Wagon wrote: I replaced mine a few years ago, just the top gun gas leads and much fewer backfires since. Top Gun have a reputation for ends falling off or connections failing, not good for LPG.
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creeture3 |
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as far a I am concerned, THE best gas leads are made by AMR in Oakleigh. They are stainless steel wound, and offer almost ZERO resistance per meter.
I have put them on two cars so far, and idle has improved, and starting. The best thing is that they are actualy MADE IN AUSSIE!! They are a bit more expensive than other leads, but well worth the money |
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I've got you beaut 8mm AUTO ONE brand which are made by Top Gun on my V8. Never had any issues with them on gas or petrol. About $45 for a set for a 5.0L.
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xcabbi |
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I just use the stock Motorcraft leads. Never had any dramas.
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twason wrote: Rick's EF Fairmont Wagon wrote: I replaced mine a few years ago, just the top gun gas leads and much fewer backfires since. Top Gun have a reputation for ends falling off or connections failing, not good for LPG.Time will tell.
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ge2589 |
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i had to replace mine i now have bosch motor sport spark leads haven't had any problems engine is working better
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i've had a mega gas aust.system installed on my au3 never changed the leads but was told by the installer its very important to run gas plugs,i've never had a problem,i only change from petrol to gas and viceverser when the cars stationary,but using gas leads would be good insurance.
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AUTOGASSYSTEMS |
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ICE seem to have a great name & a lot of guys use them with a non resistor plug as recemended by ICE .
AMR Make Gasmaster Leads & they have a long term great name QLD Ignition leads are great but carry little stock , however they can make to order whatever you want in a range of types & colours . Thought Bosch were ok , then found on one of our cars the leads showed evidence of crossfiring after just three months !!!! If you need em fast Repco have Champion LPG leads that will sort out most . Hmmm but then if the old leads were so bad they overloaded the coil pack , sorry more $$$$$$ AUTOGAS SYSTEMS |
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TURBOTAXI |
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Yeah I have gone off the bosch product.
I tried to get them to replace a set that lasted only 20,000 k's and they would not.
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Brett3158 wrote: My conversion on Eb included ICE lpg leads. These are not cheap so for Lakeside to fit these they must be good. Other people have recomended them also.
Right on the mark i know shane and richy well down at lakeside they also did my car. I also had Micheal from ICE at trade school for an ignitions sytems lecture. ICE are the way to go! 8mm and also make sure you get a set of non resistor plugs due to the combustion level of gas being a lot harder to reach than regular petrol. |
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NCIILANE |
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Does anybody know who the distributors of the ICE leads are for NSW. I found the website for ICE ignitions, http://www.iceignition.com.au/BODY.htm, but there is no contact info or any other way to request more info on the website
I too have been having a few backfire issues and I think it's time to replace the old 8mm top guns I'm currently running. The ICE seem to be the way to go, but I can't seem to find where you can get them. Cheers, Mick
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