P38A Best LPG System for Feb 2001 V8 Vogue?

ukadamwest said:

Have the BRC system on both our P38 Thor engines. never a problem works seamlessly.

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waddy1200 said:

have a look on fill lpg for prices dave it gives full uk coverage and cheapest places to fill up. also handy if going on a run cos you can see where you can get lpg from as well.

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biketeacherdave said:

36 pence in Belgium compared to 61.9 at my local

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Mike Collinson said:

I have a Feb 2001 reg. Range Rover V8 Vogue; it's fitted with a Nicholson-McLaren sgi lpg system which is worse than useless, and has never worked in the 6+ years that I have owned the car.
Even THEY say it's useless, and should never have been fitted! At least 2 of the 8 injectors are not functioning properly, as well as other parts of the system.
Clearly, to replace the necessary parts of the existing system is likely to cost as least as much as a new front end.
So, with lpg at 49.9p/litre at Morrison's of Wisbech, and petrol at 105.6p/litre, lpg is now less than half the price of petrol, and I'm again tempted to replace the existing sgi system.
I already have a 95 litre doughnut lpg tank and clearly that won't need to be replaced, nor presumably will the services leading from that tank to the engine bay.
I need to know several things, and hope that I may find the answers on this site:

1 - what is the likely cost of replacing the "front end" of my existing system with a quality, reliable lpg system?
2 - what system would anyone recommend? I'm told that Prins is the best, but BRC is perhaps the most 'popular.'
3 - who would be the best person/organisation to fit a good system [I live in Wisbech], but Prins I believe operate out of Wolverhampton!

I know of no reliable, reputable lpg installer in the Wisbech area, and the one known installer has a reputation for perhaps the worst service and technical ability of any that I've ever heard of.

Any advice from knowledgeable people is most welcome, as is any recommendation of a top quality installer.

Thank you for taking the trouble to read this.

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MELBUTCH said:

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I have the Prins sequential system on my 2001 P38 4.0 Westminster. Brilliant piece of equipment. I would speak to Prins for your local installer.
Paying 52.9 per ltr at BP Golden Cross near Eastbourne East Sussex. Brilliant loyalty card scheme. Fill up with over 30 ltr each visit they give you 1p off every transaction up to 10p = 42.9p per ltr after 10 visits.
Good Luck
Melbutch

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biketeacherdave said:

Foresthill on the south circular currently 45ppl 40 min round trip think iv found my new filling station

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Saint.V8 said:

55.9p in Ottershaw, Surrey.....

Remember BTD...if you fit your own kit, you'll need it inspected by a member of the LPGA before they'll issue a certificate for insurance purposes.....also Code of Practise Part 11 stipulates certain installation requirements......

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