i bought a new van...

Big supercharger, Nitrous and LPG. Avit'

Does it come with the lights and siren?

"jeremy" wrote

Just don't use LPG and nitrous at the same time.

How's it feel driving something that odds on has had someone (plural) die inside it?

Why not??? They work great together!

"Burgerman" wrote

Really? I thought LPG doesn't like Forced Induction (which essentially Nitrous is) - couldn't get my turbo'd car converted. Which it needed when it ad very very best returned 24mpg

in news:1095427012.QLRKUQxYhm2tmZBmr+HXkQ@teranews, "fishman" slurred :

You can get it LPG converted - in fact turbo'd engines like the high octane of LPG, but you need to pressurise the injection side of the LPG system, which complicates things and limits the choice of systems available, and makes the process more complex. Or you can use a nasty venturi system, sucking in before the Turbo, but that's a bad idea :-)

unfortunately no. every time i'm in a traffic jam i wish it did. but it's still registered as an ambulance which means free tax and no congestion charge in london.

about the same as id does to live in a house that someone has probably died in. i'm not that bothered about that kind of thing.

Waste of time, at least initially. Stick in some high compression pistons for the maximum bangs per buck without going silly.