Lpg Conversion question
Lpg Conversion question
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Iam currently in the process of a LPG conversion, I understand that a liquid fuel injector can not run gaseous propane through it because it has no lubrication qualities. Does anybody know of a inert gas that can be mixed with gaseous propane that has enough lubrication qualities?





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The people who make liquid or gas LPG injectors don't go to the expense because the enormous numbers of petrol injectors out there will do the job.
LPG is a dangerous substance when handled naively. Without bothering to read past the first obvious flaw in your post, I tried to discourage you. I stand by that decision. You are playing with fire, literally. Only use LPG rated components on an LPG system.
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For lp gas, there is not enough flow area using a gasoline injector. For liquid there are very few port injectors capable of +400psi let alone designed for it.
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