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I don't have any performance loss, lpg has +/- 100 octan so a better burning process and much better for environment!! take that anti-SUV people! lpg is much more cleaner then petrol, and the dirty dieselMy tank has 70litres and I cruise about 500km on highways. my installation cost was about 2500euros will take some pictures this weekend. I also put it instead of the spare tyre.
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Brad p, What solution did you find for the compressor & battery?
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I didn't have any of those problems you mentioned ... but I didn't installed it myself. i will ask if they had to reallocate some things
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Would like to see pics of install. Did you have to relocate the Nav. system and CD changer? Thanks in advance. J.Seven |
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Found this link of a UK firm the does LPG conversions.
They use a lifting fame that allows the battery to stay in place http://www.gascarco.com/gallery/BMW-X5-2004-current
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