is it advisable to have a brand new car (tucson) converted right away. I was thinking of tartarini. Is there a comparable brand for this type of lpg conversion. tartarini costs 60k + evat.
thanks
For me, its not advisable to convert a brand new car. You lose your engine warranty. But its your car so its your call.
An alternative to Tartarini is the conversion kits from Turkey. They offer similar kits, not sure on quality and performance. I think they are cheaper than Tartarini. They are located beside Big Berts Ortigas.
gud am!
napaconvert ko na yun spacewagon(carb) using tartarini kits. pano nga pala ang tamang pag switch from one fuel to another? ex. from gas to lpg---kelangan ko ba i neutral (shut all valves) para maubos gas sa carb hangang tumigil makina tapos tsaka ko ilpg. and pag lpg naman ganun din neutral muna hangan tumigil tapos switch sa gas. hindi ba nakakasira ng makina pag nauubos gas?
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I just switch directly over between gasoline & lpg with the engine running. The problem with switching from LPG to gasoline is a few seconds of the engine running rich (because of leftover lpg in the system).
i dont think so, it would make it hard to start the engine again on LPG though.hindi ba nakakasira ng makina pag nauubos gas?
Originally Posted by sequoia
Bro, magkano inabot sa pacoconvert mo ng spacewagon mo? yun sa amin '92 model ang lakas sa sa gas. Saan pala inilagay yung tangke ng lpg?
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----yah totoo yan! ang lakas sa gas netong oto na ito kainis lalo na pag city ka lng. mga 5 to 6 km per liter ata or less pa. ano consumo mo?
kaya nga eto pinaconvert ko na. buti nlng carb lng gamit neto kaya mas mura kesa efi o sequential kaya take advantage. 25k ang binayad ko TARTARINI(Italy) kit ang kunin mo gaya ng sakin at ang tanke na ibibigay sayo hindi local gaya ng iba. tapos kng feeling mo natatakot ka na may kasamang tangke sa 3rd row seat sabihin mo donut yun tank mo para ilagay sa ilalim dun sa spare tire kasi yun ang original plan ko kaso ang tagal nila magkaron ng delivery eh sa inip ko pumayag nain ako sa 3rd row ilagay kasya yan hindi tatangalin ang 3rd row swak na swak sa toolbox sya.
eto num ni ric sbhin mo nirefer ka nun nakaspacewagon silver na kinonvert nila 0917-8125966 sa tomas morato lng sila qc
bigay ko sa susunod yun num nila nakalimutan ko eh
Pareho tayo ng consumption sa city drive. Pero ganda pa humatak ng makina kaya nanghihinayang akong ibenta. Wait na lang ako sa donut na tangke. Salamat sa iyo at kay GH. Btw, yung nilagay sila sa may carburador di ba? paano na kung gusto mong ipa linis o overhaul sa may kamuning. Kaya kayang tanggalin at ibalik?
by sequoia
Pareho tayo ng consumption sa city drive. Pero ganda pa humatak ng makina kaya nanghihinayang akong ibenta. Wait na lang ako sa donut na tangke. Salamat sa iyo at kay GH. Btw, yung nilagay sila sa may carburador di ba? paano na kung gusto mong ipa linis o overhaul sa may kamuning. Kaya kayang tanggalin at ibalik?
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yah matatangal yan madali lng ganun din worry ko dati eh. may donut na ba daw sila? palagay ka na para 2 na to na same unit. sa west ave qc yan. may mga nagpakabit narin sa kanila na member ng tsikot. dito ko rin sa thread na ito nakuha address nila. ok sila magkabit hindi bara bara. i suggest magpalagay ka grounding wires malalaman mo difference pag nagpakabit ka ng lpg before and after grounding wires installation
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by Ghosthunter
Anyway, I got the contact info for TARTARINI kits... they have what you want... don't be shocked at the prices though.
West Orient Corp
Tel 641-4473 / 09178818800
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ETO pala yun number ng pinagpakabitan ko nakalumutan ko hehe binigay na pala ni GH![]()
Last edited by boydapa; April 30th, 2007 at 10:18 AM.
yung friend ko pinagtanong ko. nakausap nya yung italian sounding ang name na owner daw. padating palang yung donut tanks at additional 5k daw pag yun ang ipalalagay. imported kasi kaya may extra bayad
What's really the difference between the italian EFI kits and the korean EFI kits aside from the price?
are there really differences in performance, workmanship, efficiency?
The basic kits (type 2) are similar to each other including efficiency are basically carb type kits with a box to disable/enable the engines gasoline fuel injectors. Engine performance is slightly lower when running on LPG as compared to running on gasoline. It is noted that this kit type is a bit sensitive to the condition of the engine's air filter so regular cleaning of the filter is recommended to maintain optimum performance/efficiency.
The more expensive kit (type 4) is a true LPG-EFI system which works nearly the same way as your engine's factory fuel injectors. It has individual fuel injectors to deliver the "correct" amount of LPG fuel to each cylinder. This type provides a slight performance improvement when running LPG while providing the same level of fuel consumption. I assume this type of kit is less sensitive to the condition of the engine's air filter.
The only main difference between the italian and korean LPG kits is the filling connector.
If you have achieved 10,000km on your system, I think I read somewhere that its recommended to drain the LPG converter of any water that has accumulated in there. I dunno about the tank itself though. I would ask at NAIADSS when I would pass by their area.
The drain plug is the bolt/screw under the converter. It might be difficult to reach depending on how it was installed in your engine bay.
My computations assumes around 200km per week for a year to achieve roughly 10,000km.
Last edited by ghosthunter; May 5th, 2007 at 11:36 AM.
so, basically, there's no difference in the italian or the korean kit except for the connector?
ano kaya mas reliable?
i was thinking of fitting one on my samurai.
Well, I haven't seen one blow up on the road yet due to installation or factory defects.![]()
The Korean version would leave a smaller hole in your body as compared to the italian kit. But the italian filler is "flatter" than the korean type. The korean version is easier to place inside the gasoline filler hatch/cover on a typical sedan. The italian version might need to be placed on the fender itself if the area around the gasoline filler is not wide enough.