Natural gas has more BTU than gasoline, right? So, it should respond well in a high performance engine, right? Has anyone here set up a car with it? Since it's so clean, how does it do with emissions testing? Does it improve NOx etc? I've been wanting to increase the output of my more modern junk but try and stay as clean as possible too....
Nat gas questions
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I have read somewhere that the home refueling equipment is approx. $4,000 and the fuel tanks take up a lot of room.
"natural-gas vehicles can achieve up to a 93 percent reduction in carbon monoxide emissions, 33 percent reduction in emissions of various oxides of nitrogen and a 50 percent reduction in reactive hydrocarbons when compared to gasoline vehicles"
"natural-gas vehicles can achieve up to a 93 percent reduction in carbon monoxide emissions, 33 percent reduction in emissions of various oxides of nitrogen and a 50 percent reduction in reactive hydrocarbons when compared to gasoline vehicles"
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Go to the Speed TV website and check out the episode of "Trucks" that ran on 9/19 and 9/20 the whole show was about doing the conversion and should answer almost all your questions. :thumbup:
Go to the Speed TV website and check out the episode of "Trucks" that ran on 9/19 and 9/20 the whole show was about doing the conversion and should answer almost all your questions. :thumbup:
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