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Came across this nifty gadget for improving fuel economy: Fuel Shark
There's no mention of what affect it will have on LPG engines. Seems like a decent deal at $US29.95. Might have to get a few of them. There is also the Fuel Doctor FD-47: http://www.amazon.com/Fuel-Doctor-FD.../dp/B0031BRN2I http://au.askmen.com/entertainment/g...y-booster.html Anyone else interested in either of these should read this link for more info. 
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Improving Fuel Economy - Fuel Shark or Fuel Doctor?
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