ExB16ner

there is lots of talk about propane 22re/R's , but not much info on optimal choise of compression ratio

i know that lots of stock trucks run pane, but those of you who build your engines specificly for propane, what compression was set?

yotarover

not finding all the info i want. what all can i get rid of after getting my kit? still need all the light's. don't care about dash gauges gps keeps up with the speed. sorry for bumping up a old thread but I'm getting off my___ and fixing my truck the way I want it.

same one in my pic just down for maintenance but im sick of all the old grimlins surfacing.every other wheeling trip, something electrical is going on.


22re. No need to lecture me about going with pane and filling up etc. just need to know what can be taken out. No inspections but still have to have brake,head and turn signals.

propane

Hi ,
This is Cary and I own Gotpropane. This discussion here is excellent. I do want you to know that we claim a 10% loss in mileage on the freeway and we notice consistent gains over gasoline when used offroad. I designed this kit using a special adapter to use the correct sized equipment to make the right power to drive our trucks. The rest is forklift parts and are priced accordingly, less. I also wanted to jump in here to also say thank you to toyota-Erik for leaving actual feedback.