corelokt

Do any of you run propane for boost? I don't plan to, as this is my daily driver, and seems fine to me, but I am curious.

M543A2

I have had good luck with it on my 5.9 Cummins Dodge, and intend to put a kit on a Deuce. If you want more info about how we did it, and our experience with it, let me know.
Regards Marti

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1 M-139 5 Ton Bridge Truck
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appalacious

I've heard its only beneficial on a turbo. fwiw.
J

davidkroberts

Bullydog has a propane injection kit. Should be an easy modification for a 24 V no reason why it shouldnt work. Ditto on the turbo. I was looking into doing a propane kit on my Gama Goat to aid in cold weather starting but it doesnt do anything for a naturally asspirated engine.

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19?? M818 tractor
1985 Bombardier Iltis
196? M35A2w/hardtop
196? M35A2 W/softop
1985 M1009 Blazer (2)
1968 Kaiser Jeep M715
1961 Mercedes Unimog 404
19?? MEP-002A 5KW Generator (sold)
1970 Gama Goat (sold)
19?? MEP-003A 10KW Generator (2)
1966 M101 3/4 ton trailer

yellobronc

IF you look below, One of my earlier posts was questioning the ether kit being used to inject propane (wont work right) but one of the threads in it stated using a 5psi regulator and a valve to add propane to the system. You might want to inquire to the person in that thread and see how it is working for him.