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Old 22-01-2006, 04:05 PM   #1
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Default Duel Fuel XR8 Advice

G'day guys a mate of mines dad brought a Duel fuel 2000/2001 XR8 ute it is the 185Kw Engine with a five speed it has dealer fitted duel fuel, the car has been fitted with Pacemaker Extractors and a full exhaust, and is soon to have G & D Airbox, my question is what else can be done to improve performance on a Duel Fuel car, it doesn't run really well on petrol or Gas and he is looking to improove this on both fronts.

Edit has been looked at but it would mean everytime he want's top swich to or from LPG that he has to Re-Flash the computer, so what other options are there i assume a chip won't work for similar reasons, is the only way to go to swich to a strait gas car or is there other options that we havn't found?

Thanks Guys

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