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emissions results
Posted by Jack Brooks (more from Jack Brooks) on Mon, 13 Dec 1999 10:28:46
I just brought my 1988 9000S though NJ emissions (just a week before the NJ
dynamometer checks started) and am curious how the numbers compare to what
others have seen with their older Saabs. I believe the numbers are good for
an 11 year old, 162,000 mile, car that has had nothing but regularly
scheduled maintenance.
BTW - it is completely stock, running the four electrode Bosch platinum
plugs.
Hydrocarbons
CO
CO2
I always ask for and record the emissions numbers for my modified 1960
Triumph TR3A engine, as I want to keep track of what modifications do to the
emissions, but have no clue how my Saab compares to other cars.
Thanks,
Jack Brooks
1960 Triumph TR3A (four wheel toy)
1974 Norton 850 Commando (two wheel toy)
1988 Saab 9000S (Mom's taxi)
1989 Cavalier (my daily beater, until I find a decent used Saab)
Hillsdale, NJ
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