LPG in the United States is used mostly in home/industrial heating and cooking systems and large municipal transportation fleets. In both applications, LPG offers cleaner combustion at an inexpensive fuel cost. Although it is a much cleaner burning fuel than diesel or gasoline, contrary to long-held belief, LPG is not entirely without its fuel-related performance issues.
Because LPG is so clean burning most consumers and even some gas fuel distribution professionals are unaware that LPG fuels aren’t without their problems or room for improvement.
- Availability
- Lower mileage per tank
- Engine deposit build-up
- Reduced engine performance
- Water accumulation
- Equipment wear
Bell Performance has the experience and products to help you deal with the lpg fuel issues you are facing.
