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**dddp** · 01-02-08, 07:56 PM

the other question to ask, do you live in WA? ... if you do you'll get another $1000 to go with the fed govt's $2000 subsidy, then that will total $3000 off the cost of you're conversion.
Mine cost me $1400 out of my pocket, it's almost a year old now (18k kms) - i'd guess it is almost or very close to paid back and either now or very soon i'll be in front financially.
There's a payback calculater here
LPG Autogas Australia

Also, the tank does rob you of bootspace by approx 1/3rd. There are other tanks, more or less rectangular shaped, that will be or are available that take up less room, these come at a price tho not that i have any idea of what that might be.
. : : Propane Performance Industries : : .

The installer that did my conversion has seen these tanks, but last time i saw him he didn't know what they cost. Hope they are affordable, i would have chosen these for my car at the time.

01-02-08, 07:56 PM	#53 (permalink)
dddp Member iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 31 Spent time on board: 0:38:17	the other question to ask, do you live in WA? ... if you do you'll get another $1000 to go with the fed govt's $2000 subsidy, then that will total $3000 off the cost of you're conversion. Mine cost me $1400 out of my pocket, it's almost a year old now (18k kms) - i'd guess it is almost or very close to paid back and either now or very soon i'll be in front financially. There's a payback calculater here LPG Autogas Australia Also, the tank does rob you of bootspace by approx 1/3rd. There are other tanks, more or less rectangular shaped, that will be or are available that take up less room, these come at a price tho not that i have any idea of what that might be. . : : Propane Performance Industries : : . The installer that did my conversion has seen these tanks, but last time i saw him he didn't know what they cost. Hope they are affordable, i would have chosen these for my car at the time.