Recent content by Simone0414

There are just as many restaurants as there is garages. I guess the difference could be that WVO/bio is more widely known & accepted as a fuel then WMO so there is more people trying to get it. WMO could be a useable fuel but like already stated there is less history on running WMO then WVO...

I agree with Clay & Bruce. Centrifuge is the way to go. Not saying that other methods won't work but the centrifuge will clean all types of oil the best IMHO. I have never heard of anyone using a centrifuge & going back to heating & settling, upflow or what have you.

Does the V3 come with any gauges?? Every kit should have at least a fuel pressure gauge but a veg temp gauge is real good to have. I wouldn't run veg without them.

Are you wanting to run bio in your stock fuel system or in a second fuel system? Yes you can run bio & then run D2 or you can mix the two at any strenght you want.

IMHO you should be fine switching from WVO to WMO as long as you do a good flush. Putting in a new filter would be the most important. After a new filter & flushing what is left shouldn't be an issue. Question is do you feel comforatble running WMO period? Boy oh boy is that a hot topic. Some...

Yes you can but you must keep them seperate. WMO & WVO do not play well together. So if you use WVO in your sysetm before running WMO you should change your filter & run a tank of diesel throught it to flush the system. If you don't you are asking for trouble.

Yes there is. There are other kit manufactures that sell cheaper kits but BFT does have the best one. Frybrid has a good kit but you take the chance of waiting a long time for your kit. And I mean a loooooooong time. If your not willing to spend the bucks for a V3 then I would suggest making...

Bio at any strength will work just fine. Don't be concerned about running it.

Looks like alot of familiar faces are already here. Time to join in the fun.:)