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18-08-2004, 17:48

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Re: Gas powered engine horsepower equivalent to electrical motor horsepower?

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Originally Posted by kacz100

MMMM propane injection...

Propane > NOS for this application.

Personally i'd choose diesels now a days for how much more efficent they are over gasoline engines.

Turbo Cummins diesel 5.9 in a Dodge ram 3500 dualie...:drool:

(Durmaxs are junk.)

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