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I agree with others...it's not the gas at all...It's your tune...your running rich. What happens is...your running rich and the unburnt fuel is making its way down the exhaust pipe and onto the cats. Here the unburnt fuel is burnt off via the cats. This turns into sulfur and is what is sent out the exhaust pipe. Thus the rotten egg smell. When you run rich there is so much over-time the cats are doing trying to get rid of all the extra unburnt fuel, that your running your cats super hot...which translates to premature failure...your 02 sensors are at risk of failing early as well if the problem if not fixed.
Time to get the tune looked at before it gets really expensive.
Last edited by XtremeVette; May 26, 2009 at 01:59 PM.
I ran them on a another car with a carburetor running 12:1 for an AFR and they never smelled. Mashing the carb brought the AFR down to 10 or 11:1, never had a problem with a smell, if anything with a carb they cleaned it up so you didn't smell like gas after running the car.