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vomitbomb |
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I've been gathering some quotes for converting my car to duel fuel and there's 2 options;
A donut tank or a cylinder. why does the donut tank cost so much more? what are the benefits? |
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richard williams |
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Age: 55 Posts: 535 Joined: 22nd Sep 2005 Ride: EF wagon & EF fairmont wagon & M Location: melbourne |
a doughnut should be cheaper to intal but cost more to buy
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vomitbomb |
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Is the design just harder to make? I gathered a donut tank would be a customized tank and therefor more expensive than a standard cylinder. But are there things like capacity, clearance etc that make them better?
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richard williams |
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Age: 55 Posts: 535 Joined: 22nd Sep 2005 Ride: EF wagon & EF fairmont wagon & M Location: melbourne |
in europe they use a lot of doughnut tanks. I just think there are not many aussie manufacturers. Mine has a cut down petrol tank and a 90L gas tank in a custom tray. This used to be the common system years ago. I think they are so busy now with the rebates they want to keep the installations simple so prefer the doughnuts or multiple tank set ups. I am kicking myself for not picking up a set from the wreckers a couple of months ago. I saw both a so called "scuba" set and a cut down petrol with a tray that I could have gotten for my project fairmont wagon.
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