“The Protection of the Environment Operations (Clean Air) Regulation 2002 – Clause 9 makes it an offence for any vehicle to emit visible exhaust smoke for a continuous period of more than 10 seconds”.
The single biggest emission difference you will notice is the reduction in black smoke under load.
Testing with a five-gas analyzer has shown reductions in other emissions and Diesel/Gas Australia are currently conducting full emissions testing and the results will be available soon. You can also contact us for further information on vehicles that have beeen approved.
So, unlike most other performance modifications, emissions are reduced. This is particularly important with the EPA targeting diesel vehicles.
Emissions aside, black smoke is unburnt fuel. If your vehicle is producing excessive black smoke this may mean it is not running as efficiently as it could be effecting economy and power. By using LPG as a catalyst near complete combustion occurs reducing black smoke and increasing efficiency.
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