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i've seen a fair bit of information supporting the use of shell or 'service station' lpg as most claim to get better results in terms of performance & mpg. round 'ere i can only seem to buy lpg from 2 separate Shell stations and Asda - to be honest i can't tell the difference in performance and i'm currently working out the mpg on a tank after getting about 17mpg out of the shell fillup last time.
are asda the best of a bad supermarket bunch for lpg? any thoughts?
illzlee wrote: are asda the best of a bad supermarket bunch for lpg? any thoughts?
Hiya, I fill up at Shell Allestree because a) it's nearer to me (10.6 miles) and b) the gas pump at Asda doesn't give me a good fill ... it switches off before the tank's full and I have to drive 14 miles each way to get there in the first place so want it crammed.
Ian
The Hulley's Bus 1989 2.1DJ Trampspotter LPG courtesy of Steve @ Gasure
i think somerfeild is shell anyway, its morrisons that seems to be not so good (in my experiance anyway)
only ever had a couple of tanks of asdagas, so cant really comment.
whereever , and whatever its still cheaper than petrol and devils fuel
alot will depend just where you are in the country too
I work out of the oil refineries on the Humber, and Total deliver to Shell/ calor etc and Conoco - Morrisons / Jet
either way each refineary has only one tank to fill out of each(much the same as petrol), so you get the same stuff dependant on which refineary it comes out of.
So depnedant on where you are to the refinearies, as to who supplies what to who.... if you see what i mean
light travels faster than sound, which explains why some people seem bright until they open their mouths
i think its all to do with the pressure the pumps is set at, when it reaches its limit it shuts off even if you are not full, happenes with my local BP some times, but not others.
i only use the 24hr shell at cribs, same price, but open 24/7.
Mine clunks and does the same but at the odd one it stops a good 8-10 litres shy which is a git when you've another 200 miles to do to the next one in cornwall
Be chance rather than design, I've done some reserch on this
Flogas, via E$$0 in Leek, Bus has oodles of Poke, in fact, Goes like a Rabbit on Full Moon 52.9ppl
Autogas via $hell in Derby, Not as "fast", but Solid Performance, Good Punp Pressure 51.9ppl
Asda, Derby, was So badd, even Torz noticed, Flat, sluggish switched to Petrol to get up Swinscoe Hill
So bad topped up in Leek, performance returned to $hell levels.....47.9ppl, poor fill
Both me and Torz Drove on All 3
On a separate note, bloke from Fox lpg Conversions in Derby, who i met at Derby Eco Fest Told me at least 3 folk to his Knowledge had Issues with the asda Pump, Including a A&E visit for Burns, tho not read owt in Paper so Could be Chinese wispas
i've seen a fair bit of information supporting the use of shell or 'service station' lpg as most claim to get better results in terms of performance & mpg. round 'ere i can only seem to buy lpg from 2 separate Shell stations and Asda - to be honest i can't tell the difference in performance and i'm currently working out the mpg on a tank after getting about 17mpg out of the shell fillup last time.
are asda the best of a bad supermarket bunch for lpg? any thoughts?
hi illzlee i was trying to compare the milage of my renault versus your 2100wbx i presume. my renault does aprox 1op 6,5 (litr/km) and yours aprox 6 km p gallon (i took 1.6 km for 1 mile and 4.5 li for a gallon) i havent compared shell with others but most fill stations use BK autogas here in holland but the price is nice anyway a friend has a t3 with road tyres and a tdi engine his milage is allmost twice as good as mine but diesel is double the lpg price
my only lpg problem is the 120 litres inboard tank witch moved my bed 6 inches up grtns wannabesyncronaut