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Author: Subject: Emissions on modern V's, difficult?
coyoteboy

posted on 24/10/11 at 11:05 PM Reply With Quote
Emissions on modern V's, difficult?

Havng recently got a bargain on a nice big modern V I'm wondering how hard it will be to pass the OEM emissions test with a squirt and some universal cats - has anyone any experience?
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matt_gsxr

posted on 24/10/11 at 11:46 PM Reply With Quote
more details perhaps?

V as in V5 (Volkswagen)

V as in Roman numeral 5 cylinder Volvo/Fiat/Ford engine

V as in V6

V as in V2 bike engine

V as in V4 bike engine

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coyoteboy

posted on 24/10/11 at 11:51 PM Reply With Quote
fair point. Was thinking V8's, primarily Audi's 4.2, but similar engines would count.
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matt_gsxr

posted on 25/10/11 at 01:08 AM Reply With Quote
Damn, didn't think of v8 or v10

Why are you worried.
The manufacturers manage it without any problems, just copy them and use a cat etc.

I'd worry more about v twin bikes where the emission rules are a bit lazy.

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coyoteboy

posted on 25/10/11 at 01:16 AM Reply With Quote
Worried as I am trying to identify how much I can "get away with". I'm trying to see what sizes of cats are available (meow!) and how effective they are. I've seen a few posts on here where people have used multiple cats in series I think, which would get costly with a big V8, and I'm trying to minimise packaging problems. Just trying to get a handle on what I need I guess, save me having to do it twice.
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adithorp

posted on 25/10/11 at 08:06 AM Reply With Quote
Maybe I'm confused here but, your first post says you've just GOT a big V and your second says you're THINKING about an Audi V8....





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jossey

posted on 25/10/11 at 11:58 AM Reply With Quote
V12?





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scootz

posted on 25/10/11 at 12:32 PM Reply With Quote
You'll have to (further) excuse my ignorance, but why would a 'V' engine have a different emissions output from that of an inline engine with the same number of cylinders?





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coyoteboy

posted on 25/10/11 at 04:12 PM Reply With Quote
quote:

Maybe I'm confused here but, your first post says you've just GOT a big V and your second says you're THINKING about an Audi V8....



Jesus - talk about taking things literally

I've GOT a V8 (ordered). I'm thinking about V8s in general and whether they're harder to get through emissions, especially large ones, in comparison with say small highly strung 4 pot turbos. I can't think of many reasons for them to be so but I'm trying to limit my surprises I've never worked with an engine larger than 2 litre before

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