Sequential

Sequential KIT

The NGB is a single-stage compensated membrane reducer with a water/gas heat exchanger, filter, high pressure gas solenoid valve and predisposition for gas level sensor.

Calibrated for a delivery pressure of 2 bar (200 kPa) higher than the pressure present in the aspiration ducts.
Its maximum capacity is 52 kg/h.

There are a number of advantages of using Sequential CNG kits but the biggest advantage is that you get better performance and mileage from your vehicle through a more controlled CNG injection.
While Sequential CNG kits are the better option, they can only be installed into electronic fuel injection supported vehicles.
Sequential CNG injection kits are a much better option for your car. This is because the gas flow is controlled by injectors that directly fit into the intake manifold next to the petrol injectors.
Gas flow is monitored and adjusted electronically by a separate ECU for CNG, just like how the petrol ECU controls petrol flow.
The benefits of a sequential CNG injection kit are plenty. You get more accurate CNG injection which results in better mileage and better performance, although CNG generally has a drop of about 15% in performance owing to its higher octane rating and lesser combustibility than petrol, and performs better on high-compression engines only, which aren’t common on normal cars.

Benifits of Sequential Kit

Sequential CNG injection kits are a much better option for cars.

The benefits of these kits are plenty. You can get more accurate CNG injection that results in better mileage and better performance.

SequentialCNG kits can be installed only on vehicles which have electronic fuel injection systems.

Multiple CNG gas injectors manage the flow of the gas for better performance.

Features

There are a number of advantages of using Sequential CNG kits but the biggest advantage is that you get better performance and mileage from your vehicle through a more controlled CNG injection. However, there is usually about a 15 percent drop in performance on account of CNG having lower combustibility and higher octane rating when compared to petrol. This means that CNG performs a lot better on high-compression vehicles rather than regular ones.

Sequential CNG kits are considered the better option when it comes to automobile installation as they control the gas flow through the injectors fitted alongside the petrol injectors in the manifold. There is also a separate ECU for the CNG kits which electronically control and monitor the amount of gas pushed into the engine. While Sequential CNG kits are the better option, they can only be installed into electronic fuel injection supported vehicles.