4 all you rock climbers and off roaders

Are you running propane/cng or regular pump gas? I'm just curious.

 

Nobody is running an 05+ tacoma on propane/cng. Fuel injected engines are difficult to convert. There are a few running propane on old 22R's. You lose some power and mileage, but it will run upside down for a little while.

 

So do you guys get air in the fuel lines or engine cutoff, when you're uphill,sideways (not drifting), etc..etc..?

 

i wheel my truck pretty good and havent had a problem with fuel cutting out.

im not staight up and down at long periods and basically sitting on the side trying to get through something though..

you only need propane ect if you are doing extremely serious wheeling. and i wouldnt change anything till your rig actually doesnt get fuel anymore with the way you wheel. it is alot of work

 

You new to fuel injection? You can run a fuel injected rig anywhere it could possibly go and not have fuel delivery problems... I suppose if you were low on fuel to start with you could have some fuel starvation but other than that it's a non issue.

 

I don't think this is true.

I know it can't be that hard to run newer vehicles on CNG because they are all over the place here.

 

My 22r used to die on really steep hills. The beauty of fuel injection.

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/154599-cng-fuel-system-installed-pics.html