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The Catalytic Converter is well-known part of the Lincoln Aviator's exhaust systems because of its high quality and capability. Anticipated to cause a massive reduction in toxic emissions, this progressive catalytic converter works to convert Carbon Monoxide (CO), Hydrocarbons (HC), and Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) into less dangerous by-products in order to provide a boost to the Lincoln Aviator overall performance and safety. Its design is far more complex and it has a honeycomb substrate made of some kind of precious metal: platinum, palladium and rhodium, which are needed for the redox reactions to happen but are not used up in the process. The Lincoln Aviator supports diverse models, which means that the motorist is able to ensure their engine is running efficiently, and still observe some of the most stringent emission control standards. Coming in direct fit and universal types, the Lincoln Aviator catalytic converter can provide optimum flow rates to substantially reduce backpressure and at the same time, unleash power. This feature is important for those who love the power that the Aviator comes with; the feature is a 4.6L V8 producing 302 horsepower. The Lincoln Aviator's luxury and performance carry over to the catalytic converter which not only improves emissions standards, but is also functional for the car. The Catalytic Converter is, therefore, very appealing to buyers due to its design and durability, thereby invoking the Lincoln's goal of retaining the Aviator as a highly sought after luxury SUV.