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Old 12-17-2018, 03:09 PM   #20 (permalink)
DeliveryGuy89
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Originally Posted by Stubby79 View Post
Sounds like a crude DIY propane add-on. Half the reason I haven't set up my own is that, as I understand it, propane like to burn exhaust valves if it's running rich. If you're depending on the O2 sensor to prevent it by reducing how much fuel it's putting in, chances are it's going to be running rich a lot of the time...until the ECU has time to compensate.

Of course, for all I know, it might not be a concern with such a small ratio or propane.
Less Crude than just dumping a hose into your air intake, but DIY installation, yes.

It meters out depending on the engine vacuum at the moment, and you can manually control the flow from inside the vehicle, from .5 cfm at idle to 1.5 cfm at full bore, or any variant thereof depending on how your car reacts to it.
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