Catalitic Converter (whats it for?)

Buick_350X · Oct 6, 2004

the hole in the ozone layer has shrunk 20% in the last few years. forget the cat, hehehe

austingta · Oct 6, 2004

mechacode said:

Even with the 1+1+etc, it still doesn't compare to the big factories. If you've ever lived by one of these solid-black-smoke-pouring-out-of-8-stacks-24/7/365 factories, you'd know what I was talking about.

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Yes, I said they do the same job as the stock ones but flow alot better so there's less loss of power.

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Don't get me wrong... pollution is a problem everywhere... in my area, it happens to be cars.

Frank

BirdDog · Oct 6, 2004

LARRY70GS said:

If you remove the converter, you can use race gas in the motor.
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Not necessarily. O2 sensors are also sensitive to leaded fuel. They do have an unleaded, oxygenated, high-octane racing fuel that is compatible with "cats" and O2 sensors.

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