Catylitic Converters
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 2,871
From: London, Ontario
To make cat last longer:
1) Immediately following successful emissions test, remove catalytic converter and replace with straight pipe.
2) Shortly before next emmissions test, reinstall catalytic converter.
Or you could, like, keep your car tuned up, slightly leaner than most rotary fanatics prefer, keep the air pump and make sure it's functional.
1) Immediately following successful emissions test, remove catalytic converter and replace with straight pipe.
2) Shortly before next emmissions test, reinstall catalytic converter.
Or you could, like, keep your car tuned up, slightly leaner than most rotary fanatics prefer, keep the air pump and make sure it's functional.
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Joined: May 2003
Posts: 124
From: Pensacola, FL
Originally Posted by TYSON' date='Aug 14 2003, 06:21 PM
To make cat last longer:
1) Immediately following successful emissions test, remove catalytic converter and replace with straight pipe.
2) Shortly before next emmissions test, reinstall catalytic converter.
Or you could, like, keep your car tuned up, slightly leaner than most rotary fanatics prefer, keep the air pump and make sure it's functional.
1) Immediately following successful emissions test, remove catalytic converter and replace with straight pipe.
2) Shortly before next emmissions test, reinstall catalytic converter.
Or you could, like, keep your car tuned up, slightly leaner than most rotary fanatics prefer, keep the air pump and make sure it's functional.
If you want to get around the emissions test.. slip the dude a $20.
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Joined: May 2002
Posts: 22,465
From: California
Originally Posted by kkw4p' date='Aug 14 2003, 03:53 PM
[quote name='TYSON' date='Aug 14 2003, 06:21 PM'] To make cat last longer:
1) Immediately following successful emissions test, remove catalytic converter and replace with straight pipe.
2) Shortly before next emmissions test, reinstall catalytic converter.
Or you could, like, keep your car tuned up, slightly leaner than most rotary fanatics prefer, keep the air pump and make sure it's functional.
1) Immediately following successful emissions test, remove catalytic converter and replace with straight pipe.
2) Shortly before next emmissions test, reinstall catalytic converter.
Or you could, like, keep your car tuned up, slightly leaner than most rotary fanatics prefer, keep the air pump and make sure it's functional.
If you want to get around the emissions test.. slip the dude a $20. [/quote]
i'm not worried so much about passing the test, but someone looking under the car
mike
