Where to split into gas system

Isn't the Ford Fusion there?

 

What ??
Where ???

 

I tried that, turns out it takes a lot of practice, the drogue can really scratch up your grill before you get good at it.

 

Mikhail, People here are nervous about the thought of carrying around a big lightly secured can of explosive liquid. I can understand that. The proper way to do it would be to find someplace on the underside of the vehicle to add a second tank, plumb it in securely. I don't know if you could borrow pressure from the first tank to pressurize the second. I don't know if such a space exists or not on your car. The only other place that come to mind is to build a tank into the bottom of the trunk. You would still have the question of how to seal it off from the interior of the car.

 

35 mpg? Were you driving in charge mode?

 

I see, thanks!

 

Good numbers for heavy-hauling in a Prius. Nice pictures, thanks!

 

Anyone else having memories of the Pinto?

 

Friend had a pinto, I had a maverick. I do remember something about a corsair.

The son of the owner of the body shop I worked at put a corsair engine in a beetle, had to extend the engine cover, but it was a body shop.

A neighbor down the street put a 327 in an austin healey 3000, but that was before the toaster police were even a twinkle in eye of the general public. EVgo Limiting our Rights | PriusChat

 

You mean Corsair


Or Corvair??

 

Love the pics .... LOL ... tryin to think of a good way out of my total confusion, asked was the corsair also made by GM?


Nope, it's a Lincoln. drats can't use that one..

 

Engine swaps are a real hoot; used to toy around with VW/Porsche integrations. Here's a fiberglass Benz replica I did many moons ago:

 

Yup, that was one of my first thoughts. I’m glad the OP decided against doing that.

 

Ouch. Thanks for the feedback on rooftop boxes.

My VW Sportwagen has ~180hp/tq 1.8T and gets 33-34 mpg with a (16 cu ft Yakima) box on top, at 70+ mph.
Without the box, it holds about as much as the Prime + a box and gets 38-40 mpg.

Looks like we've been right to take the Prime when everything fits inside and the wagon when more space is needed.