|
5Limo |
|
||
|
I am going thru the same issues, i am planning on converting my EF v8 Fairmont to gas injection. In WA the rebate is $3k so for 1-1.5k it is worth it when you consider the performance benefits. Donut tanks are not cheap, and they hold a small volume. I currently drive an EA with 2 tanks (150L gets about 1000kms), i have no boot space (can just squeeze a swag in the back) and it is fantastic not filling up for a month! Also the EF has quite a good space for the tank behind the seat, i think i will just put up with having a smaller (still large) boot, for the sake of not filling up often and paying a lot more.
I have not done any research on prices etc at the moment, but i look forward to driving a car on gas that behaves as an injected petrol car. |
||
Top | |
SECTION25 |
|
|||
|
I will have a big sound system in my car also, subwoofers take up enough space on their own, thats why I was after a donut tank.
I don't really care that they hold less, I would sacrifice some capacity for the ability to have it out of view. Anyone else have donut tanks? How do they fit? Cheers
_________________ Wanted - boot floor and lining for sedan - cheap - Syd-Central Coast |
|||
Top | |
SECTION25 |
|
|||
|
bump
_________________ Wanted - boot floor and lining for sedan - cheap - Syd-Central Coast |
|||
Top | |
richard williams |
|
||
Age: 55 Posts: 535 Joined: 22nd Sep 2005 Ride: EF wagon & EF fairmont wagon & M Location: melbourne |
Doughnut tanks are around you just have to search. I have seen a few at ballarat swap meet (november). A re-test is about $170.
|
||
Top | |
Who is online |
---|
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 31 guests |