So are they going to do something about the chipped up diesel trucks that puke black smoke just because they can?
Oh, wait, epa is part of the government, they're here to help.
Well 3 years ago when I needed to do an e-test to get my stang on the road, the aftermarket cats I welded into my MAC Prochamber did the trick. Passed no problem. I don't have smog pump but do still retain the EGR.Reason why aftermarket cats are cheaper is usually because they don't clean as well as stockers.
Nope, just fumes from carburetors that are too fat so they idle with that RV cam that was installed so it has that lope like a pro stock car from the 70's.So in a few years, the Saturday Night Cruise at Old Town might not reek of uncatalyzed exhaust?
Kind of makes me wonder what a street in a busy city smelled like in the '60s with all those cars burning leaded gas with no cats.Nope, just fumes from carburetors that are too fat so they idle with that RV cam that was installed so it has that lope like a pro stock car from the 70's.
I understand what your saying about fuel mixture, but I think cats do help with the exhaust smell.If your exhaust smells your mixture is off, cats do nothing to reduce smell. If fact that off mixture will greatly reduce the life of your cat.
Why yes, yes they are:So are they going to do something about the chipped up diesel trucks that puke black smoke just because they can?
Oh, wait, epa is part of the government, they're here to help.
WTFWhy yes, yes they are:
Diesel Brothers Hit With $850,000 Fine for Tampering With Truck Emissions
The TV hosts were found guilty of violating the Clean Air Act.www.thedrive.com
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