Martin,
A converter will have no affect on CO2. It will convert CO to CO2 I
think. It may alter other gasses such as SO2 or SO3 and some Nitrogen
compounds. But what goes in the converter comes out, maybe in a
different form but the same elements. The only way I know of altering
elements is by fusion and fission.
Also, it will get very hot during operation. It will require a heat
shield of some sort.
The best bet is to keep your engine in top tune IMO.
Bob
On 06/03/2014 11:55 AM, Martin Secrest wrote:
> Bit a strange question: can one retrofit a cat converter to a 72 TR6?
>
> What are the requirements other than a place for it under the chassis?
>
> Not asking because of any legal requirement, just want to reduce my carbon
> footprint.
>
> Martin Secrest
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