Esgi 2 Lpg System

[nilsen077]

I want to convert my car and heard of this system. Akethakorn company has it, quite cheaply. But the problem is - I do not know it. Maybe you have some information about this system - please let me know.

[hansnl]

I want to convert my car and heard of this system. Akethakorn company has it, quite cheaply. But the problem is - I do not know it. Maybe you have some information about this system - please let me know.

Maybe this will help:

Esgi LPG systems are (probably) manufactured by Shenge Performance Co Ltd, China.

The probably is because you never know in China.

Being what it is, it is probably a copy of a European Lpg-system (Italian or Dutch)

Unknown quality.

Also imported into the USA

Not in Europe, at least could not find out

Being cheap is the sign to China, of course!

My (Thai-Chinese) LPG-installer prefers, for safety, European systems.

More expensive, but well installed the safest.

When I asked about Esgi, he mumbled something, and refused to repeat it.

Why?

Quality?

Margin?

Have no idea.

But, he had one box there, open with ESGI printed on it.

Edited May 22, 2009 by hansnl

[nilsen077]

Thank you for your answer. What I found on the internet is that ESGI 2 is a Polish system. This is their website: autogas.pl/index.php?newlang=english

It really sounds interesting.

Thanks anyway.

[nilsen077]

This is what I found on the Thai website: akethakorn.com/products-esgi.html

I hope this will be useful.

Best regards.

[BSJ]

Over the years I have done quite a few LPG conversions on petrol engines. The best I have come across is Prins Autogassystem B.V of The Netherlands and up until recently our base systems for the budget conscious shopper were Impco Technologies systems.

You buy a budget system from China you may be buying a very inferior copy. Don't do it!