QUOTE (reganlives @ Nov 4 2008, 10:56 AM)

this sounds very interesting mate but just as a rough estimate what sorta prices would we be looking at for a conversion you think? if we can have a decent conversion for around the £1k mark or even lower then I think LOC members will be flying in.
I think a conversion at this price, although possible, would be very basic and come with reliability issues due to having to use cheap parts.... you do get what you pay for with LPG parts..... having said that the prices have dropped a bit lately so you never know....
QUOTE (Mike_B @ Nov 4 2008, 11:31 AM)

I might be interested too... Unless there would be any major problems/differences with mine being a GS chassis rather than an LS?
Will not be a problem
QUOTE (reganlives @ Nov 4 2008, 11:34 AM)

Mines an IS so i'm guessing there would be differences depending upon whos got what
IS will be cheaper as you have less cylinders and the front end kits are priced on cylinders not cc's
QUOTE (ManicMark @ Nov 4 2008, 05:46 PM)

Hello Pete
I will hold off for the moment, As I would prefer to trust you with my pride & joy, as you are obviously going to be more enthusiastic about doing a good job, Im sure the outher members will be of the same opinion,
A mate of mine also has a Mk 4 Ls that wants converting, So it looks like you have got plenty enough intrest to get going
as long as the price is competative.
thanks Mark
He never lets anything but first class work out the door...... Any single point system is prone to backfires, this is nothing to do with the LPG kit but to do with worn or defective standard ignition system, the ignition system has to be maintained in tip top condition.....
QUOTE (TigerFish @ Nov 4 2008, 05:51 PM)

I would definately be interested for my Mk1 GS if the deal can encompass all models. I'm doing 40k miles a year at the moment and would certainly benefit.
The 300 engine when in the RX is known for valve seat recession.... but strangely not in the GS.... I thought the engines were the same.... maybe its because a lot of people use the RX for towing.... not a problem though, a flashlube kit (upper cylinder lubricant) can be fitted to ensure valves stay OK.... all other Lexus engines are fine on LPG
QUOTE (simontaylor @ Nov 5 2008, 01:15 AM)

I am VERY interested too.
Wish for multi point, a big tank and I am just off M3 J4.
The 400 has bank fireing standard injectors, not sequential, so no great benefit in fitting multi point, I have asked him to price for both... biggest tank will be boot mounted, so you would loose boot space.... spare wheel toroidal keeps boot space....
QUOTE (Chris Skelton @ Nov 5 2008, 12:16 PM)

VERY tempting! Provisional interest here too, despite low usage!
Support your (local) Small business......as I used to say when I had one!
Totally agree Chris... do you want the Lexus doing or that snail thing you own!!!!!
If anyone wants to see the standard that these kits will be fitted see my thread here
http://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/ind...showtopic=49175The only difference between mine and a customers car is that we usually left it up to them to refit the carpet around the gas tank if they wanted to.... we usually just left them out, most people don't care about it, but I was fussey and wanted it to look right... It can be done at the time of fitting but it does take a while to make it look nice so it costs more....
Pete