Where did you install the converter? It needs high temperature to function.An 
air injector may help,in the exhaust manifold.As close to the exhaust ports as 
possible.A clogged converter will put out a sulpher-rotten egg smell even with 
gasoline.Install a converter as close to the exhaust manifold as you can 
reasonably get it. Give your bio a boost with 5% methanol, ethanol,or kero. 
Work up slowly to a 10% mix only if needed and so on.You are not burning enough 
of the carbons.  Your engine "may" be running to cool.Try the next higher temp 
thermostat.  Do one thing at a time,chart the results. Start with the least 
expensive option,try a hotter thermostat first. Then try kero,it should mix 
better than the alcohols. stephen


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