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09-06-2006, 03:28 PM | #1 | ||
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Saw this in the paper - the new 2006 Honda Civic GX due on sale in the US in their Autumn. It runs on compressed natural gas (CNG). This is different to LPG, apparantly Australia has a large abundance of CNG which comes straight out of the ground and requires no refining.
In summary: - 115hp 1.7 litre CNG engine - Re-fuel it at home. Honda install a "station" in your garage. - Fuel cost is approx 6.6 cents a litre in Aussie money compared to petrol. - produces near zero emissions. - RRP is $21000 US I should add that half of Sydney's (STA) bus fleet is currently CNG (so no issue on fuel supply here). Link Seems pretty good to me....especially if they made a V8 with it.
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1966 Ford Mustang coupe. 347 stroker, PA reverse manual C4, TCE high stall converter, B&M Pro Ratchet, Edelbrock alum heads, Edelbrock intake manifold, MSD ignition, Holley Street HP 750 CFM carb, gilmer drive, wrapped Hooker Super Comp Headers, dual 3" straight through exhaust, Bilstein shocks, custom springs, full poly suspension, American Racing rims, Open Tracker roller spring saddles and shelby drop. Still to go - Holley Sniper EFI with integrated fuel cell. |
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