Goodbye DPF and soot?
I have said in the past that given the proper amount of time diesel engine manufacturers would come out with better ways to reduce emissions while making the engine more powerful and efficient similar...
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time2roll wrote:
Maybe the new system could put an end to these non-sense modifications (mostly).
Yes, there is a chance of that. But without a reason, government regulation, the research would not happen.
Grit dog wrote:ScottG wrote:
I see this going sideways fast...
Scooby just did a full powerslide all on his own...
Maybe I did. But I have realized some facts. And one of them is if you are not willing to change your mind you can't expect anybody else to. Us Baby Boomers, and our kids have lived our whole lives knowing that there was limited resources to use, and a limit to how much we can dirty up the world. We can say we don't know what the limits are, or what happens when we pass the limit. We have seen the haze over our cities, seen the haze not increase, and even decrease, as more cars are used because of pollution controls on cars. Advances that where forced not by capitalism, but by evil government regulation.
Boomers in US, myself included, have done it. We need to stand up and own it. Our whole life, we have by our choices, told the rest of the world, "Screw you! Screw your kids! Screw my kids! I will not change my lifestyle! I will not give up my profit! Me! Me! I'm all that matters!"
