September 18, 2007
LPG for Car Fuel?
It has been something that has gone as far as becoming the supposed savior of rising fuels today. LPG, primarily known to be used as a cooking element in canisters has been offered in the market as an alternative fuel to cars today. The question is if it is safe and how it functions accordingly towards sensitive car engines that may not be fond of such an alternative fuel consumption outside that of standard gasoline and diesel.
There is of course the conversion kit for use of LPG fuel but while the price may be hefty, is it a feasible investment for savings?
Many are hailing it as a good answer to stay away from having to pay stiff prices for the rising oil and gasoline prices. However, its safety and contribution towards the evident environmental needs is another.
Certainly, it is something that needs further assistance. But basing it on how people are approaching the whole LPG issue, will it stick or will just remain a good cooking regimen as it is commonly known today.
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Filed by Brian Yalung at September 18th, 2007 on 5:58 pm
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LPG for Car Fuel?…
It has been something that has gone as far as becoming the supposed savior of rising fuels today. LPG, primarily known to be used as a cooking element in canisters has been offered in the market as an alternative fuel to cars today. The question is if …
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