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Zulu77 Ex Member	Re: Neodymium - why hybrids are not so green Reply #45 - 27. May 2009 at 16:19 Martin Imber wrote on 27. May 2009 at 15:54: You are all on about Diesel Electric and they are the power units on the UKs most powerful loco Thanks indeed Martin, I think I was confused when I read Ron Burgundy's reply - expecting it to refer to road transport
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Martin Imber Over Active Poster Offline LPG Omega V6 - Keyfobs Rebuilt Posts: 20110 Worcester Gender: Drives: 2001 Omega 2.6CD LPG & 3.0 cams	Re: Neodymium - why hybrids are not so green Reply #46 - 27. May 2009 at 19:40
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Re: Neodymium - why hybrids are not so green
Reply #47 - 27. May 2009 at 19:42

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Martin Imber wrote on 27. May 2009 at 15:54:

You are all on about Diesel Electric and they are the power units on the UKs most powerful loco

Thanks indeed Martin, I think I was confused when I read Ron Burgundy's reply - expecting it to refer to road transport Embarrassed

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I was refering to road transport, only with a sort of diesal electric layout in a car

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Re: Neodymium - why hybrids are not so green
Reply #48 - 27. May 2009 at 20:12

Omega man 2 wrote on 27. May 2009 at 19:42:

Quote:

Martin Imber wrote on 27. May 2009 at 15:54:

You are all on about Diesel Electric and they are the power units on the UKs most powerful loco

Thanks indeed Martin, I think I was confused when I read Ron Burgundy's reply - expecting it to refer to road transport Embarrassed

Oops

I was refering to road transport, only with a sort of diesal electric layout in a car

I know hence my quip!

The other tuned 2.6. DIY LPG, towbar, upgrade ICE & Wing Spoiler, Air shocks, Eibach Pro Springs, Poly WB bushes, WIM setup, HID conversion, 3.0 cams, ported ect.

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