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Why 80% wmo and 20% gasoline?
True, I didn’t realize the auto ignition temp for gas was higher than diesel by over 100 degrees. By the time it reaches the cylinder I bet it’s well over that temp though.- Tdglass1
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Why 80% wmo and 20% gasoline?
Good point, temperature plays a big factor in how thick the oil is. I wonder what the temperature is as the mix is reaching the injectors?- Tdglass1
- Post #10
- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Why 80% wmo and 20% gasoline?
That video was great, pretty easy to test. I wonder if anyone has tried it before on here?- Tdglass1
- Post #9
- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Why 80% wmo and 20% gasoline?
You would never really know. I just took the viscosity of the most common HDMO. PCMO would get you closer to diesel. I guess it would really depend on where you’re getting your oil from. If it’s a place that works on semi trucks, you will have thicker oil, if it’s a Walmart or something you...- Tdglass1
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- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Why 80% wmo and 20% gasoline?
Matching the viscosity of diesel fuel seems important considering injector flow. So I found an online calculator where you can mix oils and it will give you the final viscosity. My question is, does this seem right? At around 100 degrees Fahrenheit mixing gas (.6 cSt) and 15w40 engine oil (110...- Tdglass1
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