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Old 24-05-2006, 10:57 PM   #1
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Default Need advice for LPG AFR issues before cam goes in

Hey guys,

Is there a place that i can get LPG flows measured? I'm getting a cam soon but firstly i want to get to the bottom of my LPG AFR issues. I want to make sure it's the converter before going out and buying a new one, and believe me it can't be anything else because it's just about all been ruled out by trial and error. Where can i take it? I have taken it to a few dyno places but they can't help me and most LPG techs i've visited are useless like tits on a bull. Should i give JMM (Jim makes money) a call?



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