discomania
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Diesels diesel, they will run on engine oil and kero better than they will on Diesel anyway.
There really are only two types anyway, normal, and then the slightly more expensive stuff thats just got low sulphur and goes by the names of "city diesel", "super diesel", "go faster vroom diesel"... hmmm it does work a little better.
There really are only two types anyway, normal, and then the slightly more expensive stuff thats just got low sulphur and goes by the names of "city diesel", "super diesel", "go faster vroom diesel"... hmmm it does work a little better.
discomania
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Essentaily made from veg oil, run through a process called transesterification that exchanges the alkoxy group of an ester compound with some alchohol and gains a proton along the way. The whole process almost halfs the molecule size, which makes it a little thinner, and gaining the proton makes it more reactive.
It can be mixed with DERV, in fact all diesel from grangemouth has a small percentage already. This is a blend, they usually start at 5% and go as high as 100%, which as suggested would be pure bio diesel.
It can be mixed with DERV, in fact all diesel from grangemouth has a small percentage already. This is a blend, they usually start at 5% and go as high as 100%, which as suggested would be pure bio diesel.
discomania
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Kero and oil, thats good...
They die heating kero yellow, yet diesel is yellow anyway, its a bit more luminecent but still yellow.
They die heating kero yellow, yet diesel is yellow anyway, its a bit more luminecent but still yellow.
