Technocarb propane systems!!!
#1
Technocarb propane systems!!!
I picked up a technocarb carb off ebay for a reasonable price- knew nothing about them or the carb except it would flow big numbers for my 400. So I did my research and am really impressed. Mine is being totally rebuilt by my head mechanic but it can be cause of it's a quadrajet base.
It makes sence that a Canadian company would eventually step up due to their advanced propane delivery and use systems.
If you are serious about a propane build follow mine at the 335 forum under 'dyno this'. I am speeding a lot of time getting as much knowledge as i can to build a motor that others can use to improve upon and you may have info I could use right now.
This is way beyond impco and impco isn't bad!
http://www.technocarb.com/brouchures.htm
It makes sence that a Canadian company would eventually step up due to their advanced propane delivery and use systems.
If you are serious about a propane build follow mine at the 335 forum under 'dyno this'. I am speeding a lot of time getting as much knowledge as i can to build a motor that others can use to improve upon and you may have info I could use right now.
This is way beyond impco and impco isn't bad!
http://www.technocarb.com/brouchures.htm
#2
Some links for propane...
http://www.propanecarbs.com/examples.html
http://fuelsforum.rasoenterprises.co...f9e2adf52dbf3a
http://www.alternatefuelsracing.com/
I'm thinking about building a 410 FE to run on propane. I've got the block & a 410/428 crank & D2 heads so far. I can't go much further until I decide what the body & general use will be.
AL.
http://fuelsforum.rasoenterprises.co...f9e2adf52dbf3a
http://www.alternatefuelsracing.com/
I'm thinking about building a 410 FE to run on propane. I've got the block & a 410/428 crank & D2 heads so far. I can't go much further until I decide what the body & general use will be.
AL.
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The second link is actually from alternate fuels racing.
I've got a couple of used propane pieces & an "in-trunk" tank that will have to be re-certified. So, I could propane my 97 Ranger any old time, but because I really don't drive it much, it might not be the best way to invest my hard earned cash.
AL.
I've got a couple of used propane pieces & an "in-trunk" tank that will have to be re-certified. So, I could propane my 97 Ranger any old time, but because I really don't drive it much, it might not be the best way to invest my hard earned cash.
AL.
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