

| Subject: | Cat and fuel economy |
| From: | Dave Baker |
| Date: | Mon, 22 Jan 2001 23:41:45 -0600 |
>This catalyst causes a reaction on it's surface which converts nasties (oxides of nitrogen as >monoxides of carbon, etc) to their fully oxidized (and less harmful) states. >So then why would it be a factor in fuel economy? Because when they impound your vanagon for noxious emissions, your mileage goes to zero, and as the mileage goes to zero, so do the miles/gallon. Dave in KC (who missed last Friday's session)
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