Calais Turbo

elare69 · 19-02-13, 21:02

hello,

anyone built yet Gas Reaserch rb26/30 motor ?

maybe looking at gas routine
thanks Gerry

Morgz · 21-02-13, 18:39

It wouldn't be a whole lot different to doing a single cam head. What do u need to know?

elare69 · 25-02-13, 19:37

pretty much , the kit I need to run
is it better setup to run than petrol
and cost wise for the setup

Morgz · 25-02-13, 21:28

Well you may get a rebate, so cost wise I'd say it's about the same as petrol to set up.

Is it better? I'm not sure what you mean - fuel economy, probably slightly better, it will use more LPG than petrol to do the equivalent kms but it's cheaper.
It's not as good as E85 fuel for boost and power, and there are only a few workshops that actually play with gas performance setups, and advertise that they do. To be honest you'd need to assess why you want to run LPG before you convert it.

elare69 · 26-02-13, 18:06

thanks for rply

I found that e85 in Canberra only 2 servos sell it, eflex .
cant really drive any where out of town wit e85 - even Canberra to syd no servos sell it or even drive to the south coast. I find lpg available everywhere even country towns,

lgp would be better than unleaded fuel but e85 best out of all but limited to use it

Gerry

Morgz · 27-02-13, 09:50

With most aftermarket computers you can run two fuel maps really easily, and when you're racing or giving it a squirt you can just switch it over, and run an additional small 30-40 fuel cell in the boost with e85 in it.

19-02-13, 21:02	#1
elare69 Gold Members Join Date: 08-12-09 Location: ACT, evatt Car: calais turbo Trader Rating: (6)	Gas Reaserch rb26/30 hello, anyone built yet Gas Reaserch rb26/30 motor ? maybe looking at gas routine thanks Gerry

21-02-13, 18:39	#2
Morgz Morgzano Racing Join Date: 28-01-04 Location: VIC, Ballarat Car: MRGM62 - LSX Tuner #8 Trader Rating: (27)	It wouldn't be a whole lot different to doing a single cam head. What do u need to know? __________________ Morganzo Racing

25-02-13, 21:28	#4
Morgz Morgzano Racing Join Date: 28-01-04 Location: VIC, Ballarat Car: MRGM62 - LSX Tuner #8 Trader Rating: (27)	Well you may get a rebate, so cost wise I'd say it's about the same as petrol to set up. Is it better? I'm not sure what you mean - fuel economy, probably slightly better, it will use more LPG than petrol to do the equivalent kms but it's cheaper. It's not as good as E85 fuel for boost and power, and there are only a few workshops that actually play with gas performance setups, and advertise that they do. To be honest you'd need to assess why you want to run LPG before you convert it. __________________ Morganzo Racing .

27-02-13, 09:50	#6
Morgz Morgzano Racing Join Date: 28-01-04 Location: VIC, Ballarat Car: MRGM62 - LSX Tuner #8 Trader Rating: (27)	With most aftermarket computers you can run two fuel maps really easily, and when you're racing or giving it a squirt you can just switch it over, and run an additional small 30-40 fuel cell in the boost with e85 in it. __________________ Morganzo Racing

25-02-13, 19:37	#3
elare69 Gold Members Join Date: 08-12-09 Location: ACT, evatt Car: calais turbo Trader Rating: (6)	pretty much , the kit I need to run is it better setup to run than petrol and cost wise for the setup

26-02-13, 18:06	#5
elare69 Gold Members Join Date: 08-12-09 Location: ACT, evatt Car: calais turbo Trader Rating: (6)	thanks for rply I found that e85 in Canberra only 2 servos sell it, eflex . cant really drive any where out of town wit e85 - even Canberra to syd no servos sell it or even drive to the south coast. I find lpg available everywhere even country towns, lgp would be better than unleaded fuel but e85 best out of all but limited to use it Gerry