DarlingtonC:
He said he will provide information to the 'buyer'.

Who is a 'buyer'?

You must know All the risks involved before considering whether to buy

His response could mean that there's a very high risk that he'll only tell you once you part with your money

rdsco:
so, if a car mistakenly hits you with speed or you do the hitting, na explosion be that?

fuckboys:
GAZZUZZ are you talking about been the first in Nigeria to do this or first on Nairaland?

safarifarms:

You can do better by making the information generally available to alley people's fears and concerns. Some of those concerns would keep some in doubt and reduce conversions. No one would like to commit blindly especially when he already feels concerned

TCD:


Please is it same Normal gas stations that refill cooking gas that refill CNG cylinders?

rdsco:

I'm sorry about that.
I was just concerned about safety. Being that we're in nigeria.

well, since these yellow buses have been using it and we've not heard about any issue before, I'm guessing it's safe to use then.

GAZZUZZ:


Or it could mean if you are interested contact me for all information.

DarlingtonC:
Oga the risks should be an open information. It is time wasting to contact you for such information

GAZZUZZ:


Buyers will have all necessary information.

GAZZUZZ:
Meanwhile



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfLzMphefWI?si=hIQ_uxDAvwo_PmI3

GAZZUZZ:
I am sure you wondering how i came to this conclusion?

For perspective the cylinder wall thickness of the type1 cylinders I usually use are between 6mm and 7mm thick.

Again the chassis (frame) of a regular passenger vehicle in the 1940s - 1960s cars had 1-2 mm body sheet metal, while in modern cars it usually doesn't exceed 0,6 - 0,8 mm.

The hardest components in a vehicle equipped with CNG are the engine , transmission, axles and the CNG tank/tanks.

Again CNG is combustible but has a lower flash point

High auto ignition temperature
CNG is less likely to auto-ignite on hot surfaces, since it has a high auto-ignition temperature (540 degrees centigrade) and a narrow range (5%-15%) of in flammability. It means that if CNG concentration in the air is below 5% or above 15%, it will not burn. This high ignition temperature and limited flammability range makes accidental ignition or combustion very unlikely.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAFR9buj3bU


Crash test results


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-ExcJ7PaRc



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GhGiplJhAw?si=LunNFmon4BbuW441








Watch this video.







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85zPxf66aeg

diportivo:

GAZZUZZ:


You should read more

fineboynl:


What is the cost to convert a v6 and a 4 cylinder?

Cowbell521:
Mugu

GAZZUZZ:
https://www.nairaland.com/7934491/cng-cars-safer-than-petrol

Felicity0001:


Better!

I watched all the videos including the economic test drive from Lag-Ibadan to and fro

The ignition and then the crash test.

I think more awareness needs to be done before any adverts for sales because it's natural for people to be scared especially on a new innovations, rather than ask prospective or interested customers to contact you privately for educative information.

EV and HVs have been in used/existence for a very long time yet Nigerians are still scared of buying or owning one.

Even the cooking gas almost every home both in remote areas are now using there was once a time even lagosians were scared of using it. Many landlord won't even allow you use cooking gas in their houses, so it's normal for Nigerians, civilization us far away from us... Illiteracy is our major problem in this part if the world.


So, it's a good innovation and I would like to ask, GAZZUZZ what will it cost me to install a CNG in my car, I'm interested

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Felicity0001:


Better!

I watched all the videos including the economic test drive from Lag-Ibadan to and fro

The ignition and then the crash test.

I think more awareness needs to be done before any adverts for sales because it's natural for people to be scared especially on a new innovations, rather than ask prospective or interested customers to contact you privately for educative information.

EV and HVs have been in used/existence for a very long time yet Nigerians are still scared of buying or owning one.

Even the cooking gas almost every home both in remote areas are now using there was once a time even lagosians were scared of using it. Many landlord won't even allow you use cooking gas in their houses, so it's normal for Nigerians, civilization us far away from us... Illiteracy is our major problem in this part if the world.


So, it's a good innovation and I would like to ask, GAZZUZZ what will it cost me to install a CNG in my car, I'm interested

Kokomo:


The price is scary, but in the long run can be worth it, provided the price of CNG doesnt goes up when demand increase , just like the way we had it for cooking gas after the demand increased. But all in all this is the best time to enter the CNG wagon.

Chibuzoripob:
. I honestly laff.imahine one impatient. Danfo driver hit ur 🚗 ftpm behind/container fall on it.Nah disaster be dat.Safety first biko.

Cowbell521:
Mugu

jamesversion:


Abeg GAZZUZZ na Elder, no dey call am Mugu. Make we try get respect for our elders. He should be close to 50yrs.

Felicity0001:


My thought exactly... Nigerian politicians always out to frustrate every single means the citizens innovate to escape their excesses.

Just like you said, this is the best time to join the bang wagon b4 they wake up to it. I spend 60-80k on fuel alone weekly just to move around for business and faji... What for naw!


GAZZUZZ one last question, how many of your personal cars have you installed this CNG?

Can it be transferred easily to another car i.e when I want to sell of the car?

jamesversion:


Abeg GAZZUZZ na Elder, no dey call am Mugu. Make we try get respect for our elders. He should be close to 50yrs.

GAZZUZZ:


Relatively affordable .

Again no where in Nigeria offers this service currently.

GAZZUZZ:


52 pls

whirlwind7:


True definition of an entrepreneur!

Make your mark, before this segment becomes saturated and less skilled folks latch on to deliver shoddy jobs....the usual Naija way.

I discovered that ALL taxis in UAE use CNG. They are hybrid models, in which the car only switches to petrol if it is driven above 80km/hr.

Since intracity speed limits are usually 80km/hr, these cars burn CNG mostly.

The drivers admit it is much cheaper, and this encourages them to drive within speeds that will burn CNG only.