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please, any ideas or insight into how I could clean the trail of smoke I pump out.
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Yea, why the * do you think the delorean was such a slow car? It was pretty respectable before the EPA got their hands on one.Bear45-70 wrote:First off what makes you think a catylic converter will make an engine run better? The short answer is it is government mandated and the manufacture do their best with it. But the converter never helps performance.
You can do amazing thing even with a cat. But I guarantee you the cat did not help the performance. They can't make a cat that does not restrict the flow of exhaust, otherwise they won't work. * you want free horsepower, gut the cat and reinstall the empty can. Instant 5 to 15 horsepower depending on the rest of the exhaust system. We gutted the cats and installed a straight thru pipe in the cat cans (yeah there are 2 of them) on my 1993 Crown Victoria Police Interceptor. 25 horse power over a stock run on the dyno. Cats are emission stuff mandated by the government. When is the last time the government did anything to help the people or anything right for that matter?Kenny_McCormic wrote:Yea, why the * do you think the delorean was such a slow car? It was pretty respectable before the EPA got their hands on one.Bear45-70 wrote:First off what makes you think a catylic converter will make an engine run better? The short answer is it is government mandated and the manufacture do their best with it. But the converter never helps performance.
Been a good 60 years at least.Bear45-70 wrote:You can do amazing thing even with a cat. But I guarantee you the cat did not help the performance. They can't make a cat that does not restrict the flow of exhaust, otherwise they won't work. * you want free horsepower, gut the cat and reinstall the empty can. Instant 5 to 15 horsepower depending on the rest of the exhaust system. We gutted the cats and installed a straight thru pipe in the cat cans (yeah there are 2 of them) on my 1993 Crown Victoria Police Interceptor. 25 horse power over a stock run on the dyno. Cats are emission stuff mandated by the government. When is the last time the government did anything to help the people or anything right for that matter?Kenny_McCormic wrote:Yea, why the * do you think the delorean was such a slow car? It was pretty respectable before the EPA got their hands on one.Bear45-70 wrote:First off what makes you think a catylic converter will make an engine run better? The short answer is it is government mandated and the manufacture do their best with it. But the converter never helps performance.
While I agree concerning many affairs the government gets involved in, I can't help but disagree when it comes to the environment. Seriously, don't be ignorant, this present administration has been advocating ignorance for too long. As sad and crippling bureaucracies tend to be, the government is the only medium that can consistently instill a beneficial or detrimental grass-roots philosophy that will affect the world for the future. Educational or environmental, the government can lay the ultimate hammer down.When is the last time the government did anything to help the people or anything right for that matter?
You're always so off topic. If you would stop and read a post every now and then rather than worry about what smart-* comment you can make, you might make more sense. He never said he thought it would run "better". He just wanted cleaner.Bear45-70 wrote:First off what makes you think a catylic converter will make an engine run better? The short answer is it is government mandated and the manufacture do their best with it. But the converter never helps performance.
Only a moron would add a cat to an engine that it is not required to have one and only a moron would support such an idea. How's that for reading and responding to your post?jstone wrote:You're always so off topic. If you would stop and read a post every now and then rather than worry about what smart-* comment you can make, you might make more sense. He never said he thought it would run "better". He just wanted cleaner.Bear45-70 wrote:First off what makes you think a catylic converter will make an engine run better? The short answer is it is government mandated and the manufacture do their best with it. But the converter never helps performance.