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Anthagonos

Anthagonos

Hablo espaƱol
Aug 9, 2020
201
I have read that new cars have a filter to release less amount of CO.
My question is if a motorbike of 100 cc from 2004 is possible to generate enought CO in small room to ctb.
 
BipolarGuy

BipolarGuy

Enlightened
Aug 6, 2020
1,456
I have read that new cars have a filter to release less amount of CO.
My question is if a motorbike of 100 cc from 2004 is possible to generate enought CO in small room to ctb.

It depends if you want to "catch the bus" or get "on yer bike".....
 
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checkouttime

Visionary
Jul 15, 2020
2,899
Has it got a catalytic convertor?

I just did a random google search, and found that some cars had them back in 1975!! i never knew that i thought it was a 'new' thing.

You could always chop it off, but then it would be even noisier indoors.
 
Anthagonos

Anthagonos

Hablo espaƱol
Aug 9, 2020
201
Has it got a catalytic convertor?

I just did a random google search, and found that some cars had them back in 1975!! i never knew that i thought it was a 'new' thing.

You could always chop it off, but then it would be even noisier indoors.
I have no idea.
 
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checkouttime

Visionary
Jul 15, 2020
2,899
well it would not work if it had a CAT on i can tell you that.

Catalytic converters break down toxic car exhaust into water, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide
 

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