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Smells like a Fork Liftis
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22r propane conversion
Well, after steeling the idea from nyxis I decided to try to put together my own propane conversion for my 22r in my land cruiser.
After doing a lot of research and not finding anything, I found a number for acme alternate fuels in Minnisota. I called and talked to Dave, he helped me though all the parts. So for about $480 I got everything I needed minus a K&N filter and LB tanks. Acme Alternate Fuel Systems, Inc Ph.507-345-4000 Fax.507-345-4100 1.-PN# 200M-2-2 Mixer, 3-1/16” air horn, Silcone diaphragm 1.-PN# Cobra 500705 Converter 1.-PN# VFF30-3 Vacuum actuated shut off and Fuel filter 1.-PN# 84EZ Vapor hose elbow 1”x ½”NPT 1.-PN# 86EZ Vapor hose elbow 1”x3/4”NPT 3’-PN# VH-100 1” Vapor hose PN# FC321-06 High Pressure Hose 5/16” ID, Size 06 Hose 1.-PN# T-443 Bulkhead Fitting 1.-PN# 3125L Hydrostatic Relief valve 1.-PN# 7141F Female Forklift Quick coupler 1.-PN# 7141M Male Forklift Quick coupler 1 or 2.-PN# TB-2 Forklift Bracket horizontal for 33lb and 43lb cylinders 2.-PN# 53SB Hose Nipples (for heater hose) 5/8”x 3/8” NPT Misc fittings, depends on application PN# 190302-6S 90 degree 06 hose High pressure fitting PN# 4401-6S Straight 06 hose High pressure fittings PN# 149F-6-4 3/8” flare to ¼”NPT Male elbow 90 degre PN# 48F-6-4 3/8” flare to ¼”NPT straight male connector Prices vary based on length of fuel hose, type of fittings and how many forklift tank brackets you may buy. I was right around $480 shipped to my door. I bought a few extra fittings that I did not end up using. I also bought some other fittings from lowes. This Cobra converter is only rated to up to 125 HP. So if you plan to run this on a turbo or a motor with more then 125HP, you would need to get a bigger converter. The 200m-2-2 carb/mix is plenty large enough to a very large array of motor sizes. Fuel filter and vaccum fuel lock, This guy runs on vaccum pressure instead of a 12V+ wire. I like this idea for if my land cruiser was to get out of control and happen to die, it would lock off the fuel. With the 12v+ wire fuel lock, you often run the to a hot wire on your column and if you needed to get the fuel locked off, you would need to turn the key. To figure out your high pressure hose length, you need to measure from where you plan to mount your tank to where you plan to mount your filter and converter. Be sure to get enough hose to also make a line from your tank to the bulk head. I will get some pics of the install stuff soon. |
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I <3 Miatas
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Don't forget that everything is measured in propinches.
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Smells like a Fork Liftis
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Last edited by brimy311; July 13th, 2006 at 12:30 PM. |
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Smells like a Fork Liftis
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I have been fighting to keep the 22re running good. I must have a bad ground in the harness or something. But I am tired of messing with it. Plus I had gas, working with gas, filling gas, the smell of gas. So for $400ish it gets me a chance to clean up the cruiser. I really like how simple everything is, and you can idle it down to 300rpm!
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Covered in mud...
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Yes, when you have it all tuned up(if you don't already), give us some stats on how much wheeling/driving you get per tank.
That seems to be the hardest info to get from anyone who's done thing. If possible, compare to when you were running gasoline. |
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I <3 Miatas
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Smells like a Fork Liftis
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Yah it will be 10 loss in fuel economy, but will be an increase in power. As propane is the same as running 110 octane. On a 33lb tank (about 8 gallons), I should be able to wheel 2 full days. I will verify this stuff soon, once I get it running again. I have a lot to do, as I am redoing all the wiring in the cruiser now as well.
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Smells like a Fork Liftis
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It is a stock 22r motor. You actually advance your timing from stock to take advantage of the octane. I will post the timing numbers when it is running.
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Parts Galore Spokesmodel
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when I got my parts for mine I went with a electric shut of. as soon as you turn the ign off it stops the fuel.
I still need to make an adapter plate and get tank mounts. why the bigger mixer? the 22r should be fone with a Impco 125. let us know how hard it is to adjust. definatly a great write up |
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Smells like a Fork Liftis
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I could get the best price for the 200m-2-2. The impco125 was more $$
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Smells like a Fork Liftis
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I have all the propane stuff hooked up and ready to go. I am building my own wire harness, so I probably will not get it up and running until some time in september. I am not wheeling until october, so no hurry.
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Yankabilly
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I hav ebeen researching and I really think I am going propane instead of Holley projection.
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