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Message: [QUOTE="CATDiezel, post: 1116150, member: 4387"] Any precious metals such as platinum, palladium, and rhodium need a minimum of 600*F to start working effectively. And then a alloted amount of time to soak the metals to react efficiently. Of course the damaging melting point of 1350*F and you ball up the precious metals on the subject straits of the element. That is why there are so many thermocouplers on the exhaust system. That would explain frequent regens for most guys especially if you never get a passive regen. Which is built into stock tuning to run alittle hotter exhaust. Dustin, have you studied the lambda of diesel or natural gas engines? If not it's very interesting to learn and will really help with your tuning for "clean energy" [/QUOTE]

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