Does anyone know if there's a CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) conversion for our vehicles? Google and Yahoo! aren't helping much.

 

why would you want to?

 

No. He wants to. Because I work building natural gas pipelines and am trying to get into a gas plant where they make sour gas into sweet gas (AKA Natural Gas). I need people like him to buy the natural gas. Although we do sell A LOT to the USA for heating homes.

 

I don't think there is an EPA approved conversion for the 4.7V8
but these guys in Asheville NC would know:

http://www.transecoenergy.com/

From 1992 to 2001 Chrysler did sell a CNG only 5.2V8 in fifteen passenger vans

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2001-...mZ320264681433

 

id do it on a porject vehical...but mot ma baby...

and did you know...that if you run the tank completely dry(out) it takes 16 hours to refill with the opportunities around this area

 

... 16 hours? that i find hard to believe.

 

from what i have heard about the CNG Honda Civic, it has to be filled just about every night. That is pretty bad for a 4 cyl and would be even worse on a 4.7

 

Finally getting back to this thread. After doing a hell of a lot of research it's totally not worth it for a V8. Currently, there are no conversion "kits" that will provide the proverbial "bang for the buck". From the folks I've talked to, without extensive mod's, a straight conversion would leave my poor Dakota as underpowered as having a couple of squirrels under the hood.

Thank God gas is under $2.00 a gallon around my area. I can afford to go play again on the weekends.

 

let's enjoy the cheap gasoline while it is here,
because a Carbon Tax is coming soon

 

what is this carbon tax that you speak of? i know they have it in Europe but here?