General DieselDiscussion about diesels in general. All brands are welcome, please refrain from brand wars. Discussions about types of diesel fuel also go here.
The Flying J in Pearl, MS. dropped again today to 3.95 for #2 and 3.37 for regular. NOPE, not bragging... it's still outrageous! It's certainly "better" than the high I paid of 4.76 just a short while ago.
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'95 F-250 Ext. Cab long bed 7.3L PSD 4:10 2WD -- 135,165 miles and bone stock for now! (11/09/08)
resistors for IDM Mod arrived 11/19, will get 'er done soon.
What? You can buy diesel at Wally World?! Man, I wish they'd put station here.... especially if it's that cheap! No fuel stations at the Wally Worlds here....
You can only get it at one of the Wally Worlds in town. Sam's Club sells it too, but the funny thing is that it's about a penny more expensive than Wally World, AND you have to be a member!
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Originally Posted by Kaliburz
Heck, all my stuff here can run LSD. The 'newest' diesel I have is a 1990 7.3L IDI..... rest are 70's and 80's era diesels. You would think that they'd be able to cut a deal w/ off road equipment people (w/ older equipment) to use up the LSD supply.......
Like I said, I'll believe this gal, when I see the price of #2 plummet back down to the $2 range.
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SSG Fred Lynes
2004 F-350 CC DRW
Oxford White/Arizona Beige Metallic
King Ranch Interior
Herrin Hauler Package
Reman'd 6.0L @ 43,956 miles
Remand'd turbo @54,814 miles
5R110 Torqshift
4.10 LSD
... Diesel's back below gas where it should be ...
What principle mandates that the cost of gasoline should be more then Diesel fuel?
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Douglas Campbell [drcampbell ot engineer dat kahm]
November 5, 2008: The fat lady sang. Back to actually working for a living.
1986 Isuzu P'up, 177,673.8 miles. Hella headlights, (highly recommended) DOT C-2 back end. (also recommended) R-12 air conditioner converted to R-406a. 4.1:1 rear axle converted to 3.4:1.
9/22/2007, age 21: Still running well when reluctantly sent away for reincarnation, due to body & frame rust.
The fact that it is less refined than gasoline and should therefore cost less to produce?
Since they both come out of pretty much the same cracking tower at the same time, how can one be more costly to produce than the other? Somebody from a refinery want to clarify this?
That said, when did the cost of production ever determine the retail price? The retail price of a commodity is set by whatever the market will bear.
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Douglas Campbell [drcampbell ot engineer dat kahm]
November 5, 2008: The fat lady sang. Back to actually working for a living.
1986 Isuzu P'up, 177,673.8 miles. Hella headlights, (highly recommended) DOT C-2 back end. (also recommended) R-12 air conditioner converted to R-406a. 4.1:1 rear axle converted to 3.4:1.
9/22/2007, age 21: Still running well when reluctantly sent away for reincarnation, due to body & frame rust.
Last edited by drcampbell : 08-22-2008 at 09:04 AM.
1964 F350, 24v 5.9 Cummins not even close to broke in, New Nv4500, Turned Np205, Custom Dana 70s Front and Rear, Two 20000lb PTO winchs, 14' lift, 49" iroks!!, 97 PSD acc. with wire harness swap, 87 F350 frame (still sits in shop with fresh coat of JD green paint "Built Not Bought" 0 miles,
I just paid $3.98 to fill up a few hours ago,it sure is nice seeing a 3 in front of the diesel price instead of a 4.
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Here in Alberta gas is 1.22 and diesel is 1.35.
that woulkd be aprox....4.88 for gas and 5.40 for diesel.
But these numbers change daily here.
Edmonton area