2000 Challenger on Gas?

Cheers Blue, having a gander at it now.

Mainly head issues.

Bishi V6 heads can have problems at the best of times. Run them heaps hotter with gas , and they dont tend to like it.

The way I figure it is this.
Long range tank would be about $700 I'm guessing.
Would be about 160lt?

Gas is $2150 -$500 rebate, but + $850(ish) to relocate the spare wheel.
It halves the fuel bill every week and pays for itself within about 40,000kms (less if fuel prices keep rising - $1.12/lt ULP last week, and $0.39.9 for Gas this week).

Most of what we're using the vehicle for is touring, the 4x4'ing we'll do would mainly be to get to somewhere to fish, or camp.

Also, long range tank is still only one fuel container. To be safe I would still need to carry some spare fuel in case the tank gets a hole.

The duel fuel gives me a longer range, saves me money around town at least, and means my fuel is in two different tanks, neither of which are inside the car.

Would have thought the resale price would be a little higher with duel fuel.

You're right about the economy though. Getting on average under 12L/100kms.

Yup $500 rebate apparently. The place that does it in WA (the only place mentioned on the gov website) gives you the forms when they do the install for you to try and get the rebate. Not sure what hoops you have to jump through to get it though.

Hi again Sly,
What sort of LR tank did you fit and what was the cost?
Camper

Hi Camper,

I got the 115L from Opposite Lock. From memory it cost me just below $1600 fitted. Last week after I replied to that post my fuel gauge lit up and I had done 850kms around town with the full tank. The LR tank is not sitting any lower than the original tank so I did not loose any clearance, which could be a problem with other tanks/car models.
Cheers,

Sly.

Oooops, my memory is not working properly. $1600 was the initial quote I had for the ECB bull bar (I knew it sounded a bit expensive!). The LR tank only cost me $1073.00 fitted.
Cheers,

Sly.