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Re: OT Burning the Bean Bio Diesel
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Posted by johndeerejon on December 06, 2005 at 19:25:09 from (12.34.178.170):
In Reply to: OT Burning the Bean Bio Diesel posted by Chances R on December 06, 2005 at 17:45:54:
You shouldn't have any problems at all. The local gas stations and the farm co-op's here in central IL have been selling it for a couple of years. There is about 2 million diesel pickups running around here and no one that I have talked to has had a problem. I also have a friend that works for Schied Diesel here in Effingham IL that has not had any problems with his pickup. His Dodge is twin turbo'd and is putting about 500 ponies to the ground. It is really tweeked and he has no problem at all and didn't make any major changes to make it that way eather.
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