More drivers making the switch to GAS

[Dirtrider_ak]

I convertered, confirmed 40% savings ..... Best mod ever

[Kelpie]

I convertered, confirmed 40% savings ..... Best mod ever

 

I didn't convert and save more than 50% i.e. go JB to pump petrol . No one-time cost to pay for modification. Having said that, Bi-Fuel is the way to go. I probably will re-look at it again.

 

Regards,

[Dirtrider_ak]

want to compare also must be on par mahh ... if u mention JB then it will be 80% savings plus buy goods 50% saving still win alamak percentage never change lahh what is the diff ?? haha You need to revise man. Math is all about calculation ....Just give honest reply not about a challange .... dun forget the petrol savings too 1/4 tank also got 50% discount ......in JB .... LOL

Edited January 7, 2008 by Dirtrider_ak

[Samtan82]

CNG is a better option for now, if the petrol price keep going up, it might be many only option soon

[Nutty]

I just saw a car on the road with the green CNG sticker.

 

Is it compulsory to stick it on? It looks darn ugly.

[Subarufan]

Wow! 40%! That's a lot of saving, man!!

 

Wonder are there "side effects" in a longer run? Like noisier, this and that!

 

Can you share with us how much you had paid? And, what is your car make?

 

Mine is a almost 2-year-old Subaru Legacy 2.0R. Worth converting? I think the warranty would be void, right?

 

Thank you so much for sharing with us.

 

Cheers,

[Zanter]

CNG converted cars r less powerful. Dunno maybe 10-15%? Downside is less space in boot. I dunno if there r issue with boxer engine conversion so u have to check with the installer. I dunno abt Legacy fuel consumption but from what i heard its ard 6-8km/l? If u travel often I think ur CNG tank wont last long..maybe 2 days? So u have to pump more often. If u stay near a CNG station or closer to the west side, I think its worth it?

Edited January 8, 2008 by Zanter

[Genie47]

If the car kenna horrible accident, SCDF will come and give it extra special treatment. That is what the sticker is for.

[Subarufan]

If my on-board computer is right, my FC is about 9 litre/km.

 

My concern is still about the side-effects like you mentioned - lost of power, and what else?

 

If computed, if it takes 3 years to recover the cost, by then my car would be into it's 5th year. Plus a few more years to enjoy the low fuel costs, then I might as well scrap it later and buy an original green car! Sound right? Or did I miss out something?

[Dirtrider_ak]

What to do? the green sticker save $ not nice oso boh bian.

Edited January 8, 2008 by Dirtrider_ak

[Dirtrider_ak]

Long run .... you may rev more on gas to get the torque.... BHP is down ... but after a while u feel the difference. Took me a mth to feel that and adjust. I also have the same plan next car may be green from registration. Just nice.

Edited January 8, 2008 by Dirtrider_ak