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Auto spectra on cng

Auto spectra on cng

hies guys im intrested in puting on CNG in my spectra its automatic transmission and de car is almost new as its rearly used den. now im in a need of frequent run. so CNG is must.. kindly follow where n who is de best guy or CNG. in karachi .metropols.

thanks
Gari.pk User 4429 asked on 15 Jul 2010 14:48:48 pm
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Konain - on 15 Jul 2010 14:49:16 pm
@Aryaan should advise u for cng conversion in karachi
Mohsin - on 15 Jul 2010 14:49:46 pm
Car: Corolla 82
Regulator: Landi Renzo, Italy
Cylinder: Faber-55 kg
Attained high speed: 130 km/h - Petrol highest speed 150KM/h
Running: Done 220 km with an average speed of 80 km/h, whereas normal highway average is 180 KM at 110 andcity average is 140 KM
Maintenance: Serviced after every 6 months.
Oil Used: Castrol GTX
Remarks: Good CNG pick. AC does not make any difference in the PIC. Running on CNG for last 4 years. The oil is removed once from the CNG tank. And 3 times from the Kit.

Car: FX 84
Regulator: Landi Renzo, Italy
Cylinder: Inflex-50 kg
Attained high speed: 110 km/h - Petrol highest speed 120KM/h
Running: around 140 KM city average
Maintenance: Serviced when required.
Oil Used: Castrol GTX
Remarks: Economy ride. With the AC the pick is dramatically reduced however AC rocks and car keep on rolling slowly.

Car: Corolla 05 (ALTIS A/T)
Regulator: Landi Renzo, Italy
Advancer : Landi Renzo Stap 100/2
Emulater : Landi Renzo (with PVR grip to grip wiring)
Lambda : Axis Merge
Cylinder: Faber-55 kg
Attained high speed: 150 km/h - Petrol highest speed 170KM/h -- More room to go
Running: Normal highway average is 150 KM and
city average is 130 KM
Maintenance: As and when required according to Manual
Oil Used: Castrol GTX
Remarks: Good CNG pick. Less than 2 second difference in 0-100 KM speed on CNG compare to Petrol. However the engine noise increased as for the normal cruising at
90 KM/h the RPM meter resides at around 3200 RPM which remains at around 2500 RPM in case of petrol.
 

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