LPG Conversion Kit

Vapour injection LPG kit
With a vapor injection system, LPG is injected into the intake manifold in its vapor form. This method is similar to gasoline's port fuel injection. Vapor-injected LPG systems provide better performance and lower emissions than traditional vaporized systems. They also allow LPG to be injected at higher pressures, improving engine response and efficiency. As a result, vehicles with vapor-injected LPG kits have improved drivability and fuel efficiency.

Liquid injection LPG kit
Liquid injection systems are more advanced than vapor injection systems. In a liquid injection LPG kit, LPG is injected into the engine's intake manifold in a liquid state. This technique enhances fuel atomization and results in more efficient combustion. Liquid injection LPG systems improve engine performance, particularly in high-load and high-speed driving conditions. They also reduce emissions and provide better fuel efficiency compared to vapor and vapor-injection systems.

Vapor phase LPG kit
The vapor phase LPG kit is one of the oldest technologies. It converts the liquid LPG in the storage tank to gas (vapor) before it reaches the engine. This method relies on heating elements or pressure drop to facilitate the phase change. While vapor phase systems are widely used, they have lower thermal efficiency and higher emissions compared to modern technologies.

Digifant LPG kit
The Digifant LPG kit is a combination of LPG fueling and electronic control units (ECU) based on the Digifant system. This kit optimizes engine performance and emissions control while using LPG as fuel. The Digifant LPG kit adjusts fuel-air ratios and other engine parameters in real-time using the ECU, ensuring optimal combustion and LPG utilization across different driving conditions. Vehicles with Digifant LPG kits have better performance, lower emissions, and improved fuel efficiency compared to standard LPG systems.

Electromagnetic LPG kit
Electromagnetic valves and components in this type of LPG kit control the flow and pressure of LPG in the system using electromagnetic forces. The electromagnetic LPG kit improves the precision and reliability of LPG injection and management in the engine. As a result, vehicles with electromagnetic LPG kits have better engine performance, emissions control, and fuel efficiency.

Gasoline direct injection (GDI) compatible LPG kit
With the rise of gasoline direct injection (GDI) technology in modern vehicles, GDI-compatible LPG kits have been developed. GDI-compatible LPG kits ensure proper atomization and combustion of LPG fuel in GDI engines. These kits address the unique challenges of using LPG in GDI engines, such as maintaining optimal fuel-air ratios and preventing carbon buildup. GDI-compatible LPG kits enable GDI engines to run smoothly and efficiently on LPG while meeting performance and emissions standards.