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| natho |
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Thinking of putting my EL 6cyl on LPG. So far had a few quotes:
Workshop 1: OMVL $2900 Impco $3100 One man show, requires car for 3-4 days. Made a point of explaining he uses higher quality fittings than most people and dyno tunes the car. Comes well recommended by a friend who is into cars. Workshop 2: Landi $2400 Require car for one day, includes hire car. Not sure if they use a dyno or not. Have a few friends who have had systems fitted by these guys without any complaints but they generally dont know anything about cars. Are the OMVL and Impco systems worth the money over Landi? |
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| splatt |
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Impco is simple to install/set up, simple to tune and is reasonably economical to run,
All those prices are insane, but thats how it is since the rebate system. Impco System all parts including tank $1200 tops, Days work absolute max to install, good money for a days work.Probably only want to keep the car for a couple of days so it looks like you are getting what you paid for. Straight gas should be cheaper to install, less problems tuning/running, For that amount of money you should get quality, but don't hold your breath. |
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| MidnightMods |
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I am looking at doing this also on my EL fairmont.
Should I go just gas, or go dual fuel? Its just a tow car and a daily but gets driven around town alot and eats fuel. |
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| hans hartman |
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natho wrote: Thinking of putting my EL 6cyl on LPG. So far had a few quotes: get a few more quotes,how many installers are there in your area,some one who has been doing it for a few years.
Workshop 1: OMVL $2900 Impco $3100 One man show, requires car for 3-4 days. Made a point of explaining he uses higher quality fittings than most people and dyno tunes the car. Comes well recommended by a friend who is into cars. Workshop 2: Landi $2400 Require car for one day, includes hire car. Not sure if they use a dyno or not. Have a few friends who have had systems fitted by these guys without any complaints but they generally dont know anything about cars. Are the OMVL and Impco systems worth the money over Landi?
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| hans hartman |
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MidnightMods wrote: I am looking at doing this also on my EL fairmont. dual fuel as petrol based cam for towing,lpg in town for daily.ask what they fit and how much timing variation there is between the fuels,and how do they adjust for it,as the ecu has spark maps for petrol,do they change it for lpg--dont forget the cam is petrol,all this adds to costs and is the difference between good and bad systems.
Should I go just gas, or go dual fuel? Its just a tow car and a daily but gets driven around town alot and eats fuel.
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| natho |
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got some more quotes:
workshop 1 omvl $2900 impco $3100 3-4 days workshop 2 $2400 landi need car for 1 day workshop 3 mga $2650 car needed 1 day uses dyno workshop 4 mga 2 days min 2450 workshop 5 impco 2650 1 ½ days free loan cars workshop 6 own system (claims omlv has too small a converter, mga has crap computer, so uses best bits from all) 3060 2 days workshop 7 mga $2500 2 days workshop 8 mga $2900 workshop 9 (reccomended by sprintgas adelaide office) omvl $2695 |
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| hans hartman |
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natho wrote: got some more quotes: looking at them i take the dyno option,if the gears not right it will show up,and the best tune.
workshop 1 omvl $2900 impco $3100 3-4 days workshop 2 $2400 landi need car for 1 day workshop 3 mga $2650 car needed 1 day uses dyno workshop 4 mga 2 days min 2450 workshop 5 impco 2650 1 ½ days free loan cars workshop 6 own system (claims omlv has too small a converter, mga has crap computer, so uses best bits from all) 3060 2 days workshop 7 mga $2500 2 days workshop 8 mga $2900 workshop 9 (reccomended by sprintgas adelaide office) omvl $2695
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| MICKYYYY |
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I think impco is the way to go as there a simple setup and everyone uses them. I looked into it and found for the long run the impco is the way to go as replacement parts are cheaper and impco last very long.
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Impco are american converters (one of the most established) while the landi converters are from Italy. They're both reliable, well built units.
Mga and ovml are the more recent converters to hit the market. From what i've seen, they seem stable. There design looks more prone to failure but that hasnt been the case so far. In the cab's they usually fit the landi units or impco's b/c both can take a beating and keep going. I put a landi converter in about 2-3 yrs ago and it's never missed a beat!!!! Hope this helps |
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i have a mga system on my au3 and its never missed a beat,get around 450-480ks per 64L,cost $2250 with a full tank of gas aswell,the installer is still advertising this system for the same price.installation took aday.
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ixlrate wrote: i have a mga system on my au3 and its never missed a beat,get around 450-480ks per 64L,cost $2250 with a full tank of gas aswell,the installer is still advertising this system for the same price.installation took aday. can you give details of where so he can check them out.
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Age: 36 Posts: 20 Joined: 16th Jun 2006 Ride: EF GLi / Fairmont Location: Pasadena, Adelaide |
ixlrate wrote: i have a mga system on my au3 and its never missed a beat,get around 450-480ks per 64L,cost $2250 with a full tank of gas aswell,the installer is still advertising this system for the same price.installation took aday.
I would also be interested in hearing where you got your install done 
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some of my friends have done that and they preferred the Impco. Me either will surely install that than any other system. By now, I'm actually searching on where can I purchase a truck bed liners online.
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