Sequential vs Conventional CNG Kit
In 2025, with fuel prices rising and sustainability in focus, many car owners in Mumbai are switching to CNG kits. But one question still creates confusion
Which CNG kit should I choose — Sequential or Conventional? 🤔
What is a Sequential CNG Kit?
A Sequential CNG Kit works much like a petrol fuel injection system. It injects CNG into each cylinder through its own injector, controlled by the car’s ECU (Engine Control Unit).
✅ Features:
High precision fuel delivery
Works best in MPFI (Multi-Point Fuel Injection) cars
Smooth performance
Better mileage
👍 Pros:
Better engine health
Low emissions
Accurate fuel-air mixture
Smoother driving experience
👎 Cons:
Higher cost
Needs proper tuning
What is a Conventional CNG Kit?
A Conventional CNG Kit is an older technology that directly sends gas into the intake manifold without cylinder-specific injection.
✅ Features:
No ECU involvement
Manual tuning required
Ideal for older carburetor-based cars
👍 Pros:
Cheaper upfront cost
Simple installation
Easy to repair
👎 Cons:
Rough performance
Reduced mileage
Higher emissions
Risk of backfire
Our Expert Advice:
At Automoto CNG, we strongly recommend choosing Sequential CNG Kits if you’re looking for long-term value, better mileage, and safer performance. Unlike conventional kits, sequential kits provide more accurate fuel delivery, smoother engine operation, and reduced maintenance in the long run. They’re ideal for modern vehicles and ensure minimal performance loss while driving. Our experts have seen the difference firsthand in hundreds of vehicles. If you’re serious about saving fuel and keeping your engine healthy, Sequential Kits are the smart choice. Trust Automoto CNG for expert guidance and the best installation for your car’s safety and efficiency.
🙋 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Which kit gives better mileage?
Sequential kits usually provide 20–25% better mileage due to precise fuel control.
2. Can I install a Sequential Kit in any car?
It works best with MPFI engines. Check compatibility with our experts before installation.
3. Is Sequential Kit worth the price?
Yes. Though expensive upfront, it saves fuel and reduces maintenance over time.
4. Is there any risk with Conventional Kits?
If not tuned properly, it can cause backfiring and poor engine health.
