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Amaresh
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Converting Two-Wheelers from Gasoline to GNG

11/27/2006 2:29 AM

I am interested to convert my two wheeler UNICORN-HONDA /150cc into CNG from Gasoline. But I am not aware of the method. Can anybody help me in this matter ? Or even you may suggest the place where this can be done.

One thing clicked on my mind is that two cylinders (small size) can be fitted vertically in the front pannel (inside) as a CNG gas storage. Even passage becomes smoother for the engine.

Please update me the technology.

Amaresh / 9860790906
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stilljester
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Re: Converting Two-Wheelers from Gasoline to GNG

11/27/2006 11:02 AM

Is it a four stroke or two stroke engine?
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Re: Converting Two-Wheelers from Gasoline to GNG

11/27/2006 10:36 PM

It is a four stroke engine.
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Re: Converting Two-Wheelers from Gasoline to GNG

11/28/2006 8:11 AM

http://www.propane-generators.com/

I'd say you'd probably want the type 4 kit. It might take a bit of tinkering...def. a fun project
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