ianj99
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I am surprised no one does an LPG conversion for marine petrol engines.
I suppose the problem would be the lack of places to fill up at.
I suppose the problem would be the lack of places to fill up at.
I am surprised no one does an LPG conversion for marine petrol engines.
I suppose the problem would be the lack of places to fill up at.
Was repower done by VP dealer?
I am surprised no one does an LPG conversion for marine petrol engines.
I suppose the problem would be the lack of places to fill up at.
New engines in old boats makes little sense to me particularly if people talking Volvo Penta.
As to use of D3 cannot consider this a proper marine engine after what I have seen lately.
Kind of crosses over with parrallel thread on re-powering. People have been asking me for ages and in response I have been working on marine conversion of Cummins B engines out of DAF trucks for over a year. 180/220/260 Hp with the 180/220 ratings being turbo charged only, no pesky charge air coolers. Doing final dyno work on the 220 rating at the moment, none of your pansy/wishful Perkins Sabre 225 Hp either, 220 honest Hp.
These will be a professional job and any capable owner can have a pair of real robust mechanical marine engines for around 10K depending on what engines they are replacing.
Why this meanings of VP D3. Must be a bargain. CR, parentbore,VTG, uncooled tubocharger, alu block and high rating! Im sure its zero smoke.
How do you define real robust mechanical engine? Anything to do with durability or reliability?
What accuracy do you have on your dyno? (I'm interessted because of some rare EPA demands! 2% of lowest torque setting))
Honest Hp? Is this by 45deg air inlet temperaure air and 40 deg fuel?
What emissions level are these engines?
Who are buying these terrible engines with no electronics to help them troubleshooting?
(I thought I was the only one that had a demand for a simple mechanical engine that start when I turn the key and run as long as it get fuel. If i have to pay tax for the 3g eksta nox, I don't mind.)