Ace auto gas is a branch of Birch motors. The company is owned and
run by the Birch family.
We are number one in the north west for converting all types of
autos to run on propane gas. This safe and reliable system will save
you money and you will be helping the environment at the same
time. Click here to see our contact page.
run by the Birch family.
We are number one in the north west for converting all types of
autos to run on propane gas. This safe and reliable system will save
you money and you will be helping the environment at the same
time. Click here to see our contact page.
A Typical LPG Conversion
Conversions differ from vehicle to vehicle depending on the engine type (e.g. carburettor,
injection, injection with CAT, turbo etc.) and various other factors. Generally however, the
main components that go into a conversion are shown on this page.
Conversions differ from vehicle to vehicle depending on the engine type (e.g. carburettor,
injection, injection with CAT, turbo etc.) and various other factors. Generally however, the
main components that go into a conversion are shown on this page.
Cost of Conversions
The cost of conversions will vary depending on type
of car or four wheel drive vehicle and the arrangement of tanks.
Most vehicles will require a heavy duty gas tank situated in the boot of the car. Again, several
sizes and configurations are
available to optimise boot space, including (donut) to utilise the spare wheel well.
If your spare wheel is situated underneath your car it can be easily replaced with a Donut
tank. Most Large four wheel drive cars can have there petrol tanks removed and replaced
with a smaller 30L petrol tank along with a 70L LPG tank. Range Rovers, Land Rovers,
Discovery's and some other four wheel drive vehicles can use twin 36L torpedo tanks fitted
along the sills which means the original petrol tank doesn't have to be removed or altered in
anyway.
The cost of conversions will vary depending on type
of car or four wheel drive vehicle and the arrangement of tanks.
Most vehicles will require a heavy duty gas tank situated in the boot of the car. Again, several
sizes and configurations are
available to optimise boot space, including (donut) to utilise the spare wheel well.
If your spare wheel is situated underneath your car it can be easily replaced with a Donut
tank. Most Large four wheel drive cars can have there petrol tanks removed and replaced
with a smaller 30L petrol tank along with a 70L LPG tank. Range Rovers, Land Rovers,
Discovery's and some other four wheel drive vehicles can use twin 36L torpedo tanks fitted
along the sills which means the original petrol tank doesn't have to be removed or altered in
anyway.
