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Re: ethonal, biodiesel and a 2-stroke??
2 strokes you mix the gasoline and the oil. the gas/oil lubricates the internals of the engine since there is no 'oil stroke'. In this case gasoline = ethonal, biodiesel = oil.
With biodiesels extraordinary lubrication properties I am thinking that it may be good enough to lube a 2-stroke.
I am not worried about or trying to ignite the biodiesel through compression, that would never happen in a low compression motor.
What i am worried about is having enough lubrication while still being able to ignite the ethonal.
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1993 Ford IDI 7.3L
F-250
ZF-5 speed 4 wheel drive
Class 5 hitch
D load tires <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />
super cab
18x,xxx miles.
Purchased 9-22-06
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