

| Subject: | Re: Cat drilling and clean air |
| From: | Mark B. Magee |
| Date: | Tue, 22 Sep 1998 18:40:35 -0500 |
GMBulley@AOL.COM wrote: > << I was talking to a auto parts shops owner <<<SNIP>>>He suggested drilling a > hole through the cat (catalytic converter, sic), through the hcomb about an > inch in diameter. I am willing to try this if it will prolong the life of the > heads. Is this an okay procedure to do? >> > > No. Your parts shop pal is ignorant and selfish. If you think drilling out > your cat is okay, why not start throwing trash out the window, and draining > your oil onto the ground? > > I like clean air and I like clean skies. > > I've seen friends and family physically ill with asthma and repritory > allergies due to the revolting, putrid air around Washington, D.C. Back in the > 60's/70's I was disallowed from "recess" back in grade school (in Southern, > CA) when the air was too polluted to allow kids to exercise in it. That sucks. > > Maybe you live somewhere where the air is still relatively clean. Maybe you > beleive that the atmospere can absorb anything that man throws at it. If you > want empirical evidence that it can't, spend a day in any automobile-laden, > third-world city where emmission standards are nil... Mexicali/Calexico is a > good example. Mexico City is the worst. The air is visibly disgusting. Any > physical exersion will make you feel ill within minutes. Within a day you'll > have a splitting headache and burning, red eyes. > > If the heads on your van are cracking, find out the real reason. If your > catalytic converter is the problem, replace it. They are cheap, a couple > hundred $$ tops. Don't flick your cigarette butts out the window, and don't > promote air pollution. Please. > > Thanks, > > gmbulley > cary, nc Bulley, Would you please tell us how you -really- feel on this issue? ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> Shalom 87 GL Mark Magee 91 Westy Kemah TX USA 96 Suzuki 4WD Sport John 14:6
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