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This is probably a very stupid question in most peoples opinions (and in my own too), but i was wondering if anyone has their skyline running on gas?

With the way the petrol prices are going i'm sure that there isn't going to bee many people using their skylines as daily drivers anymore.

Anywho, is there anyone out there running a skyline on gas?

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i know of a lot of 31 lines with teh rb30e running on gas, its fairly common, so youd assume it is safe to run it on later models. I dont see how it would be detrimental to your engine... most of the guys with 31s on gas ive spoken to, their cars are pushing 150, 200 or even 250 thou kms.

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i use my skyline as a daily driver, an i will keep doing so no matter how much the petrol rises to, think about it u live once why not do wat u want i enjoy driving my 32 everyday an im sure alot of other ppl do so as well, petrol is petrol, an money is money.

but iv never herd of a turbocharged car running on LPG.

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