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  • 90 Series 3.4 LPG Conversion

    Just put the Prado on LPG (my 9th Dual-Fuel vehicle) & so far, so good. Can't pick any difference in performance, the conversion is quite neat & even with Gas at 73.9 cpl running costs are halved. It's an Impco Mixer System, cost:$3500-00. I'd've preferred a belly-cylinder & kept the bigger petrol tank but this is the kit that Impco make (gone are the days of custom systems, apparently) & I've still got around 1000km range if necessary.




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  • #2
    Good for you. My Feb 2011 3.4 LPG conversion has still been a success, although in Brisbane, LPG jumped from 65.9c/l to 89.9c/l in the last 2 months . At this rate my payback will climb from around 20 000km to about 30 000km. Then again, this gas jump may precede a big jump in ULP anyway.

    I achieved around 17l/100km on a big snow trip with around 150 - 200kg load in the car at 110km/h, now seeking a little better economy after screwing in the large gas flow screw in the pipe leading into the throttle body.

    Even if I break even financially with the conversion, I am less concerned driving the car now due to its lower running cost, plus I'm producing less CO2, even at my slightly higher consumption. Enjoy!

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    • #3
      On ULP mine was doing a steady 21mpg, on E10 it was 19mpg. On LPG it's averaging 16mpg which equates to a $30-00 + saving every week, not factoring in trips. So it'll take me about 2 years to "pay off" the conversion costs. Our Territory with Vapour Injection is doing 18mpg but cost an extra $1000-00 to fit, so much of a muchness. Happy with it so far. It's going just as well on gas as petrol, so no complaints.

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      • #4
        yeah i hate how that price in lpg has jumped... i still remember paying .40cents a lt in my ye old EF falcon
        2000 Toyota Landcruiser Prado VR6 VZJ95R, lovell 2" lift, GME TR4200, 32" Federal Cougar MT, Snorkel and lots of mud.

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        • #5
          Yeah well @$109.9 per ltr for LPG here in Darwin,and $127.9 at adelaide river township.........gas don't look that good of an option up here
          Can I still play now I have a 200 series?........Had a 2008 120 Series D4D Manual 6 Speed...STANDARD White, Soverign Bar..........Rear Cage........Dashmat.......GX Wheels with Good Year Dura Tracs........Bilstein/Dobbo 2'' lift.....Safari Snorkel....Canvas Seat Covers.....20%tint..........55W HID Headlights.....Mudmats front and rear.....
          22'' Lightbar......

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          • #6
            Originally posted by rthy View Post
            yeah i hate how that price in lpg has jumped... i still remember paying .40cents a lt in my ye old EF falcon
            I can beat that. When I did my first XE Falcon it was 12.9 cpl - petrol was around 35 cpl. Guess the year.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Esses View Post
              I can beat that. When I did my first XE Falcon it was 12.9 cpl - petrol was around 35 cpl. Guess the year.
              That would be about 1984
              97 VX Grande, with front & rear air lockers, ARB Sahara winch bar with tigers 11 winch, 2" EFS lift, 265/75/16 Achilles Desert hawk XMT, and more.


              [B]Bitumen - A blatant waste of taxpayers money![/B]

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              • #8
                Originally posted by croozza View Post
                That would be about 1984
                Close. 1986. Then it jumped to 15.9. I notice that ULP has leapt to $1-64.9 in Sydney. Doesn't make the current profiteering on LPG any easier to stomach though.

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                • #9
                  haha, i got my license when petrol was .80cpl and driving a 1.3 KE70 corolla... ah the days of $2 worth of petrol that would last 50kms
                  2000 Toyota Landcruiser Prado VR6 VZJ95R, lovell 2" lift, GME TR4200, 32" Federal Cougar MT, Snorkel and lots of mud.

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                  • #10
                    It's all about the cost proportion. In 1992-4, LPG was at most 36.9c/litre, whereas petrol was about 63.9, ie LPG was 57% of the petrol price. Now I'm still laughing with LPG around 85.9c/litre and petrol around 151.9, ie 56%. Still good!

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