4.0 or 4.6

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Ratchethand

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• Aug 24, 2008

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Hello all,
Just sold my classic (boo) and now looking for a P38. As per title which would you recommend. Heard a lot of comments and arguments for both but thought I would get your views as between you all, you are the experts on these cars being owners. I would be looking to buy/or have installed ans LPG system.
All feedback would be appreciated.

Cheers
Del

 

rob evans

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• Aug 24, 2008

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Ratchethand said:

Hello all,
Just sold my classic (boo) and now looking for a P38. As per title which would you recommend. Heard a lot of comments and arguments for both but thought I would get your views as between you all, you are the experts on these cars being owners. I would be looking to buy/or have installed ans LPG system.
All feedback would be appreciated.

Cheers
Del

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Hi, from what iv read on here, i would go for a 4.6 then have lpg fitted. just think as a whole 4.6 is a bit stronger (better) for lpg.

 

90boy

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• Aug 24, 2008

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personaly a 4.6 with lpg fitted

 

rewmer

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• Aug 24, 2008

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Go for the 4.6 and then read my post Gassed Up and then Pm Gti Power on his thoughts about generic kits.

 

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Ratchethand

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• Aug 24, 2008

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Thanks for the replies.
4.6 was my thinking but just thought I would check.
Excellent write up Rewmer on the LPG install, may consider it but time for me is a premium, so if I cant find a sensible car with it fitted, I would probably just get it installed.
Thanks again for your comments, its much appreciated.

Cheers
Del

 

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andrewj

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• Aug 25, 2008

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I've got a 4.0SE and a 4.6 HSE, both running on LPG and can honestly see no difference in the performance between the two, however, the 4.6 is slightly more economical on fuel.