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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JRscooby wrote:ShinerBock wrote:
Yeah, all those people who live in the city were NOx is a health issue, it is all about me because they don't want to move away from their favorite Starbucks.
Learn how and where NOx forms.
I maybe should learn something. OTOH, Maybe you should learn about how society forms. Maybe you could get the idea between your ears that without cities we would not need any emission controls, because we would have no trucks, or computers to talk about trucks with.
So California's water restriction laws and regulations should be enforced all over the US even though they do not have a water shortage problem? California has a water issues(just like its NOx issues) because its population density. That is essentially the same thing as telling a person in a rural part of the country that does live in a high NOx area that he has to abide by the same rules as a person that lives in a high NOx area. If a person wants to live in a metro area, they should have to pay for it, not others.
