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      08-05-2014, 02:34 PM   #1
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Estimates on CO, HC, NOx after mods

Hey guys; I wanted to know if anyone has run an exhaust gas analyzer on their M57 (or M47/N47 for that matter) after DPF, EGR or SCR elimination.

I'm just asking for curiosity, not for any evil intention. I would have tagged on one of the other threads, but it seems too OT. Besides, there's enough posting on the "DPF Delete" thread that is OT; you guys can barely talk to each other without flames flying.

I halfway expect TDIwyse to have the info at hand...

I kind of doubt that EGR delete has major impact, and even DPF alone probably won't affect too much except for HC.
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Sorry to disappoint ... don't have access to that type of instruments. Otherwise I would definitely measure it!

Based on the little direct data I have it would indicate things are running in a more thermally efficient state (statistically significant higher mpg's), but definitely more particulate emissions (tail pipes get dirtier faster, visible particulates at full fueling/higher rpm's).
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Sorry to disappoint ... don't have access to that type of instruments. Otherwise I would definitely measure it!

Based on the little direct data I have it would indicate things are running in a more thermally efficient state (statistically significant higher mpg's), but definitely more particulate emissions (tail pipes get dirtier faster, visible particulates at full fueling/higher rpm's).
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