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[travisnj Banned Find all posts View Profile Close travisnj]

If you are wanting CNG conversion kits;
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All GM, Ford, Nissan, Toyota, Honda; Any 4,6,8 Cylinder Engine; Foreign/ Domestic makes and models available.

Note: These are not EPA/C.A.R.B. Certified..

[brian_pletcher Member Find all posts View Profile Close brian_pletcher]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

So why not post it?

[Taildragger1 Member Find all posts View Profile Close Taildragger1]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

Yes. That's kind of weird.

Why the secret

[John Mitton Co-Founder of CNGchat Find all posts View Profile Close John Mitton]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

The kit will need to have EPA certification if you want to license the vehicle in the United States (and CARB certification if California).

I am going to move this thread over to the Conversions forum, please follow it there.

[jdelect Member Find all posts View Profile Close jdelect]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

All these kits I have seen don't include the tank or cylinder Where do you buy the cylinder for cng? why is this a secret???

[cngmike Guru & Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close cngmike]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

the tanks and brackets in the pictures don't appear to be DOT certified. Are they?

[asifamirali Member Find all posts View Profile Close asifamirali]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

Has anyone bought the kits from the site yet? Please discuss your experience. Thanks.

[pormoonman Member Find all posts View Profile Close pormoonman]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

When I go to the website: {reference to illegal product removed by moderators} and attempt to email them my email is returned. When I call their phone number I get a recording telling me to go to their website. When I goggled their address I got a residential area which was not anything resembling manufacturing area. They have a link to order kits but I am starting to wonder if this website is a scam. Can anyone validate this company. I guess I need to call the Kansas City BBS.

[pormoonman Member Find all posts View Profile Close pormoonman]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

I actually received a call from a rep from {reference to illegal product removed by moderators} yesterday. He sounded quite knowledgeable about CNG conversion but when I attempted to call the number given at the website it appeared that the phone number was not working. He said he was a rep for {reference to illegal product removed by moderators}. I was interested in the kit. Does anyone know anything about {reference to illegal product removed by moderators}

[sethdallob Member Find all posts View Profile Close sethdallob]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

The kit will need to have EPA certification if you want to license the vehicle in the United States (and CARB certification if California).

I am going to move this thread over to the Conversions forum, please follow it there.

If you already have a car registered, how would they ever know? During a smog check, just run it on gasoline and no one will ever be the wiser...

[craigjh Member Find all posts View Profile Close craigjh]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

So, does anyone know about this company or their product? Anyone know of another source for cng conversion parts?

[John Mitton Co-Founder of CNGchat Find all posts View Profile Close John Mitton]

Re: CNG CONVERSION FOR: Chevrolet / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Toyot

These kits from South America will likely never get EPA certification as they have no connection to the on board diagnostics (OBD2). There doesn't seem to be any requirements for a qualified installer to be involved. These are just like the kits in the 90's that screwed up people's cars and gave the whole alternative fuels movement a black eye.

From the tone of the above posts I think the seller has been discredited enough so I am going to close this thread. Once the opening poster notifies us that the kits are able to be sold legally in the United States we will re-open the discussion.

http://cngchat.com/index.php?pid=9#furtheringillegal