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I agree on the propane cleaning your mix up, I noticed on my 6.2 with a mix of 60% wmo and 40% diesel the propane did clean up the tail pipe at low speeds and helped with overall performance !

I have done some quick testing and i have seemed to pick up a few mpg , but i run the truck local mostly so its hard to say how much mpg i have gained . What i like is the added power on the long hills ! I never got a liquid out of my tests only predetonation from a little to much propane...

anything i found so far in the after market has it's metering controlled by exhaust pressure and pretty high priced ! my direct intake injection using a small engine regulator seems to work ok ,i can feel seat off the pants performance ,but i can't give you exact numbers !

I just picked up an A3 , 1996 with 12,000 miles with a winch, i am very happy with the way the cat purrs,seems to run strong ! As for being newer and more complex,the most complex thing i have ever restored is a 34 ton baldwin steam locomotive,known as viscose # 6 ! Older does not always...

i figured that the spark knock sound was an effect of too much propane. I figured out a warming system using a heat exchanger i took off an old fire truck pump system and it's hard to get exact temperatures on the propane when driving down the road under load . I thought that i was feeding...

wow i thought for sure i would get a how to guide for a propane injection on my 855 cummins ,my line of thinking is that it would improve mileage increase hp and improve combustion on blended fuels . I have 4 m 923 5 tons i guess one will have to be the test bed when i get a little time ,hope to...

If this helps any one i have used Anson trucking many times to move my m 923's from fort drum and Harrisburg pa , he is based out of Dunkirk NY ,and has beat the crap out of any online quote i have got ! I think he runs 300 to 400 miles from his home base ohio ,ny ,pa, etc. you can reach him at...

thanks wreckerman i looked up that website , i had a plan to run a wood boiler for heat and use the wood gas to drive a hit and miss engine to run a generator now i have new inspiration to run something a little more modern i wish you luck ,my brother and i have talked about that set up for a...

i agree for me personally propane is the way to go ,my friend thats bobbing a 5 ton has free gas from his well and is thinking about buying a compressor ,it's not to hard to set up on a turbocharged truck ,there are alot around here , but i personally don't know any body that has done it on a...

Took a look didn't really see any thing yet that caught my eye ,i have some stuff i scrounged 12 volt gas line solineds etc.just trying to avoid the big kaboom !!

anybody out there injecting propane or natural gas in their 5 tons ? I have a few ideas i am gonna try ,i know most of the after market ones for non turbo engines work from exhaust pressure to vary amount injected ,i wondered if any one has their own set up or an after market one they have tryed

i have been burning waste oil for years and i sold waste oil heaters,mr. gravity is you best friend ,also i would let my suspect oil drums freeze in the winter and would have a nice block of ice at the bottom !