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How many people are running propane on there 22re and is there any other people the sale propane kits besides ,got propane?????
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Lots of people run it and there are a few different kits, including some homebrew stuff.
The Got Propane kit is a very well put together system and Cary is a big supporter on this site and has kick ass customer service, from what I hear. I have seen, on this board, enough good service and tech and such from him that I plan on getting his kit when time/money allow.
The information is definately out there, you just need to spend a bunch of time searching on here and google, just be wary of the forklift kits, it is tough to get the right flow for a 22r out of those mixing bowls, again from what I hear.
Look up some of the posts by Wilson and Stubbs, they have both posted a shit ton of info on propane setups and turbo propane setups.
The Got Propane kit is a very well put together system and Cary is a big supporter on this site and has kick ass customer service, from what I hear. I have seen, on this board, enough good service and tech and such from him that I plan on getting his kit when time/money allow.
The information is definately out there, you just need to spend a bunch of time searching on here and google, just be wary of the forklift kits, it is tough to get the right flow for a 22r out of those mixing bowls, again from what I hear.
Look up some of the posts by Wilson and Stubbs, they have both posted a shit ton of info on propane setups and turbo propane setups.
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Ok thanks for the help, I'll look them up right now, I've heard that propane doesn't last as long but then I see all these buggys running propane. So it can't be using that much sent there running bigger motors then my little 22re
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Whatchu talkin bout
As far as fuel economy, it is decreased slightly, but you get a touch more power to make up for it. Just remember, if you only hook it up to a 5 gallon propane tank, then you won't make it as far as having a 14 gallon gas tank, but obviously that is an easy problem to solve. carry more fuel :flipoff2:
looks like theres another efi kit out there..
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-22re...ruck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr#ht_1178wt_1139
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-22re...ruck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr#ht_1178wt_1139
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I just bought a kit from Carry. Can't wait to put it in. Carry was very informative. I went with his kit because it was all there.You need to change the ignition system on the 22re. I found a msd kit on eBay used for 90. Bucks.
I've been running the Gotpropane 22re kit for almost a year and have had no issues with it. If I ride all day almost non stop I will use about 75%-100% of a forklift tank (around 7 gallonsLP). I usually on an average day of ride/watch/spot/eat go through about half a tank.
I have a '84 extra cab that someone put a 20R in, then I bought it and blew it up lol now I put an '87 22RE into it and I'm not a mechanic lol
The EFI has frustrated me
To the point I'm ordering a got propane kit! Now can I use the 20R distributor/igniter ? So I
Don't have to order all that too lol
The EFI has frustrated me
To the point I'm ordering a got propane kit! Now can I use the 20R distributor/igniter ? So I
Don't have to order all that too lol
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We also have a kits for a 22r and can build it to suit different air filter combinations.
Let me know how we can help.
Let me know how we can help.
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Yes, the 20r ignition system is good to go. Just make sure the vacuum advance diaphragm is still good:grinpimp:
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