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[97smoker]

I have to do to run 100% wvo? i got access to about 30 gallons a week.is b100 in one tank and number 2 in the other tank ok if i run the bio first and then the 2 behind it? or would i be better off just running a 50/50 mix?
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[mattgw86]

WVO and Bio are 2 different things. WVO is straight veggie oil. Bio or b100 is chemically altered to run in a diesel engine with no modifications. WVO is best run in a 2 tank heated system, like a vegistroke or greasecar kit. I've heard of people mixing with good results, but I've also heard bad things about the WVO settling out of the diesel. I haven't personally tested this, but I may try it just to see.

[97smoker]

ok that was my bad.what i have access to is used cooking oil.i was offered to take as much as i want,but if i gotta do all kinds of stuff t omy truck first then i dont think its really worth it.just so im not mistakin,the bio diesel is pure clean unused cookin oil right?
thanks

[97smoker]

dang it.screwed that one up.real question now,canthe used oil i have be turned into the bio diesel and is it worth it? my trucks always running and fuel is killing me so im trying to find away to balance the cost of fuel and future mpg ruining mods.
thanks

[mattgw86]

Biodiesel is a little intimidating to get into at first because of all the chemistry, but it's really not all that bad. Go to biodieselcommunity.org and read up on it. It takes a little work, but is worth it, IMO.

To answer your question, your oil is probably fine to make bio with. You'll learn how to test the oil on the site I mentioned to see how good it is.

[Cat_Rebel]

I say if you can get it for fee do it. Then just sit on it for awhile & stockpile it till you figgure out what your going to do with it. By that time you will have a good supply to start out with.