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Originally Posted by Christ
There's a propane kit somewhere that's more of a shopping list than anything, but you can use all those parts with some modifications to run NG as well. The hardest part to source is likely to be the large capacity high pressure tank.
That you live in NY may change things slightly. I'm sure the installation will need to be inspected for both safety and emissions as well as the title being updated to reflect the changes, and that's if they'll "allow" the conversion without going through a custom vehicle inspection.
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Maybe only the electronic controls from an LPG conversion kit might be possible to use in a CNG conversion, but all the other hardware is more overbuilt. Anyway, for some older cars the EPA seems to be more flexible regarding alternative fuel systems. Anyway, you could check for components from EPA-certified companies such as Landi Renzo and search for a suitable CNG tank, which is better to be DOT-certified for your own safety. I have some experience with CNG in Latin America, and I wouldn't use LPG tanks and valves for CNG or other workarounds you could often be adviced to do...