Quote Originally Posted by chuaa View Post
hi guys...just wanted to ask...have been hearing things about the driver developing respiratory problems due to lpg...any feedback on this...
myth...

Cold dry air inside the taxi cab is the same as cold dry air inside an aircon office or airplane. All results in dry throat. It's not because of LPG.

also, i've heard that should you get into a collision..the lpg may explode..(its suppose to be more flamable vs gas...since it is compressed..)

any truth to this...
myth ....

lpg is just as flammable as gasoline. LPG tanks are designed and built to withstand DIRECT impacts without rupture. Its made with steel many times thicker & stronger than your car's original gasoline tank. In fact you can shoot it with a standard pistol and the bullet will just bounce off.

Can your car's factory gasoline tank say the same? Fact is, the original gasoline tank can be punctured by running over a rock.


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