Ive got an ef fairmont wagon, planning to go straight gas for now and then early next year blow thru with probably a GT3540 from a xr6t or maybe just an old to4 60-1.
My aim is 195-200rwKw, is it possible to use just a single gas line from the tank and 1 single converter for this much power?
Ive been told that I can use a BRC SX90 converter & simple mixer & single line from a local gas shop but I'm after a 2nd opinion. (Plus I can't find any info on the web anywhere about these units)
I will probably just get a GRA 440cfm throttle body & twin B2 converters & twin 8mm lines if its what I need I just wanna do it right the 1st time.

After reading on autospeed about Colin Townsends Valiant (http://www.autospeed.com/cms/article.html?&A=0024) it looks like you can run 1 mixer & 1 converter, im guessing the restrictions in the system are more likely the cut off solenoids or possibly the inlet to the converter itself.

Can anyone help me out?

Luke

just run the GRA mixer and twin B2's with twin locks and just use one line from the tank and T it off to each lock, I think people have gone way past that 200rwkw with a single line.

but if you are starting from scratch with the whole lpg system may as well fit two lines running off a T on the tank outlet.

That all sounds about right. Thankyou for you reply.