Re: Cat bypass

[Robert Myers <rmyers@inetone.net>]

But, Richard, a properly in-tune and adjusted Audi will meet or surpass
environmental regulation specs without the cat.  You wanna get rid of
pollution?  Try parking your behemoth SUV and using public transit or a
bicycle.

At 08:21 PM 7/6/99 -0700, you wrote:
>I noticed an e-mail to the group requesting feedback re: performance from
>those having removed their catalytic convertors. I think that - considering
>1. the availability of high quality cats,and 2. the fact that nowadays cars
>are designed with cats in mind - any advantages are either slight or
imagined.
>
>If cats are removed for race use on race tracks I say that's your choice.
>When they are removed on street cars I say: How about a little personal
>environmenal responsibility? How about growing up? If you feel the need to
>improve performance to the nth degree then how about taking out all your
>seats? Better yet, move somewhere with no pollution problem, if you can
>find it. . .. and good luck to you!
>
>Rick Rosner
>
>
>
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   Bob
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