I had to see it to believe it. Wondering how something like that would even work...
1 IL Owner 2004 LX470 with 91k,No Rust,Fully Serviced,CNG System
1 IL Owner 2004 LX470 with 91k,No Rust,Fully Serviced,CNG System
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I had to see it to believe it. Wondering how something like that would even work...
1 IL Owner 2004 LX470 with 91k,No Rust,Fully Serviced,CNG System
Wish they did more of that here.
In Bangkok (and many other parts of the world) all taxis are CNG (mostly Toyota Altis aka Corolla). Some of the older ones are LPG, which pools near the ground vs dissipating up like CNG.
If you are referring to LPG that "pools on the ground", that is not the case at all. LPG is liquid only when contained under pressure.
CNG has gotten a big push because of Pickens. Frankly LPG is a much better alternative. Approx the same cost, far more range, systems require less maintenance, etc.
I just got back from Germany and several "gas stations" had LPG at the pump but I did not see any CNG systems at
As I understood it, in the event of a leak, LPG didn’t pool like liquid, it rather the gas pooled ground level vs CNG. I’m no scientist though. CNG in Asia was a thing long before T Boone Pickens.
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