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sooo glad my car is in the workshop at the moment lol bet when it comes out will be sitting at home all day coz there wont be any fuel around. any idea if a LPG conversion is possible? i reckon it should run better with regards to power and efficiency coz its a higher rated fuel and colder as well...

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I'm not sure how many of you use Shell V-Power Racing fuel.

There are a only a scattered few Shell servo's around that sell it as you may be awear. I pick mine up from Cowpasture Rd Green Valley. For the last 3 weeks I have filled up, Yes it is more expensive, but the 3 times i'v been there it has been avalible.

My 34 love's it so much. Knock reading would not get any higher than 15-20 and the performance is great.

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