ROBBIE wrote:

parrotveasey81 wrote:

ROBBIE wrote:The pug xud 1.9 turbo runs veg as well

only the old ones with the bosch fuel pump

The one I got

bugger
im after a bosch set up for my pug,but not just for the running on veg but for the better tuning you can do with them

Okay, I was wrong about the Fourtrak. I've never heard it called a 2.8td before so I just guessed it wasn't. In that case though surely it wouldn't take a lot to get more power out of it then? That said, if you're not getting the most you can out of an engine it'll probably last longer. on mine i u...

ROBBIE wrote:The pug xud 1.9 turbo runs veg as well

only the old ones with the bosch fuel pump

im soooo glad you never went down the new rear end as imo it would of looked wrong unless you redone the front as well. it looks like this time round you are doing it all right so it should be the last time it gets rebuilt. you know the more you ride the bmx the less time you get on the zuk rebuild ...

twiss wrote:Yeah that will be fine its just like having an extra passenger... 40k is just over 6 stone so It's like 1/2 a passenger lol

so is it built yet

I can't remember how I worked out the tank weight... I think it was 60L and that was how much that amount of water would be. And I just used the heaviest battery optima have on their web site :) Anyway, point there's not gonna be that much weight imcrease petrol is around 1kg per liter and the tank...

twiss wrote:A full tank of petrol weighs about 130kg

6 optima yellow tops weight 159kg... so some increase but not too much!

how big is your petrol tank

my yellow top battrey waighs 19.8kg so times that by 6 and you get 118.8kg's

looking good,good to see you are getting some where with it now.
where are you going to mount the new tank??

have you had a look on ebay as there are some cheap ones on there that might suit your needs

from looking on the 306 forum the hdi's are not that great and can play up alot.
i would keep the vw,also with the vw you can run veg oil if you want too,you cant with the hdi