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Old 08-10-2005, 01:05 AM   #1
94EDxr6
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Question Running an ED on Gas

Thanks to these beautiful fuel prices I see getting a Gas conversion as a sorta investment for the future. Iv been told many conflicting things and I was wonder if anybody could help clear my mind.

I'v been told that installing multi-point gas gives you the same amount of power as fuel does. Is this true?

I'v also been told that running gas all the time is not 'good' for your car as it needs more services. Is this true?

Also what is duel fuel like? Is it true that because of the conventional sparkplugs that I will loose power from both running gas or fuel?

Has anyone had any experiences on gas that they would like to share?

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