LPG conversion of my range rover in surrey or surrounding !

[spaceman]

Greetings to you all. I am a newbie on this site having just recently acquired a mint Rangy 1995 4.6 from ebay. It pulls like a train and i couldnt be happier! Man, I love driving it. Anyway, I am now looking to convert it to LPG. After several hours of research, I have come to a conclusion that most people recommend sequential system. You have to forgive me I know nothing about LPG system.

I am in Surrey and regularly commute to london, sussex, kent area and hence looking for a decent LPG converter to do the job for me. I am wondering if any of you good fellow may have pointers for me ie which system to get and which specialist to take it to. Thanks in advance

regards
Don

[Tubbs]

Dualtech, he Is on here quite regularly and he is a bit of a rangie specialist. Other than that I have a pal in Cambridge, both I would personally recommend. I would obviously recommend myself too but I'm in sunny Shropshire, may be a bit far for you !

[spaceman]

Hi thanks, yes, spoke to Mick from Dualtech today. Going to get him do the conversion in few weeks time. He is a bit far from me, but worth the trouble as I want it done properly.

[Tubbs]

A good choice in my book mate, he has been converting rangies for as long as I can remember. And all the conversions I've seen have been very good quality with excellent attention to detail.

[Arun_Autogas]

We always like to see and hear of recommendations, so much so that we, Arun Autogas, are incredibly honoured that Mick at Dualtech uses many of our photos on his website. On his first page in the slideshow he uses; our vertical donut tank in Grand Cherokee Jeep, a petrol tankswap from behind of red Shogun, donut tank under Fiat Doblo (even see our arunautogas.co.uk sticker - cheers Mick), close up of Jeep petrol tankswap for combined tank (I'm still pee'd that the adhesive didn't come off the label) to name but a few. The real proof is we at Arun Autogas did these tidy LPG conversions and good'olde Mick is so impressed he uses them do demonstrate what quality lpg conversions look like. How about putting fifty quid in a charity pot of your choosing DualTech for using our images. p.s you can see the originals at http://www.gascarco.com , since 1998 "we've oftened been copied but seldom bettered"