Re: [RC] [RC-Digest] Vol: 03.2370 why is diesel so expensive - Faustina Duffy
Well, you ARE right-it does need to be filtered-a couple of times if
possible. Here's the place I got mine done: http://www.greasel.com/
They're the best!
THIS is why I can start contemplating going to more Endurance rides.
Check out the link to the Dyno results!
It has been everything they claimed (I'm SO impressed about that
part!). It really DOES work...I was a skeptic at first, but now I'm
convinced. I have a 140 gallon Nomad system in my truck...
Subject: Re: [RC] [RC-Digest] Vol:
03.2370 why is diesel so expensive
In a message dated 2/16/05 12:34:16 PM US Mountain Standard Time, Chipnml@xxxxxxx
writes:
I admit to being a little nervous trying something new
like this when pulling a horsetrailer.
Heck, with the cost of a new diesel engine I would be worried about doing
it anytime. I wonder if it needs to be filtered first ?
Sorry, I just have images of old french fries and pieces of chicken
nuggets in my engine :)
Seriously though, it sounds interesting. My husband says that
the reason the military (he is a retired Marine) use diesels is that they can
run them on just about anything if they have to. When they had to use
jet fuel in the jeeps they added transmission fluid (because jet fuel is so
"dry") and the diesels ran just fine. He's the one that said the oil
would probably need to be filtered.
Lee ".......and God sought to bestow upon man a supreme mark of
his blessing. God created the horse. The horse could run faster than the deer,
jump higher than the goat, and endure longer than the wolf. Man, being
encompassed by elements that sought to destroy him, would have been a slave,
had the horse not made him king."
