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Old 24-02-2010, 06:43 PM   #21
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USA, Japan & Singapore....

None of these are really applicable to Australia, they are designed for different conditions.

So adopting them just to be the same as everyone else is not really a good idea is it?
I agree with flappist where does the buck stop on this enviro issue of trying to make air come out of your exhaust pipe, it will never happen, we just have to be happy with what we got now, besides most the CO comes from cows farting not exhaust pipes from what I've been reading.
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