WVO kit

[spitball]

Does anyone sell the WVO kit, complete, and is there a good company that makes and installs? And has anyone had any experience with one of these. Thanks for any input.

[edub32]

Greasel is a pretty well known company: http://www.greasel.com/Trucks.html
Have you looked into any of Fordnut74's stuff? He's a member on this site who makes his own conversion kits and installs them too. I'll try to get a site for you.

[edub32]

Ah, Ok got it: http://www.vegistroke.com/ I know he will install it too...for some extra $$.

[spitball]

Thanks for the replies. Been thinking of trying it out, just not sure and wanted some info advice on it.

[superrangerman2002]

I saw this system on Trucks! a few weeks ago.

http://www.freedomfuelamerica.com/index.asp

I've tried to get some info as far as pricing, but I haven't gotten anything yet.

Oh yeah, no need for external tanks, heaters, and all that other garbage that always seems to break down with it's -30F outside.

[Fordafied]

Originally Posted by superrangerman2002

I saw this system on Trucks! a few weeks ago.

http://www.freedomfuelamerica.com/index.asp

I've tried to get some info as far as pricing, but I haven't gotten anything yet.

Oh yeah, no need for external tanks, heaters, and all that other garbage that always seems to break down with it's -30F outside.

The one that was on "Trucks TV" was $3500.00. I have that episode taped/stored.

[Zombie069]

Originally Posted by superrangerman2002

I saw this system on Trucks! a few weeks ago.

http://www.freedomfuelamerica.com/index.asp

I've tried to get some info as far as pricing, but I haven't gotten anything yet.

Oh yeah, no need for external tanks, heaters, and all that other garbage that always seems to break down with it's -30F outside.

Try clicking the "Pricing info available here" link in the ad.

[edub32]

Originally Posted by superrangerman2002

Oh yeah, no need for external tanks, heaters, and all that other garbage that always seems to break down with it's -30F outside.

I second making your own biodiesel. Making your own biodiesel seems a lot more practical then having to add all that extra equipment. With biodiesel, you don't have to worry about glycerine and water getting into your engine. Another advantage to making your own biodiesel is that you can use it in everything else that runs on diesel without any special modifications.

[tbirdrief]

I was on ebay and looked up a web sight that I saw on the Spike TV show www.planetbiodiesel.com. They have a complete "kit" $2995.00. I odrered the DVD but most of the info is on the sight. Search Ebay for Biodiesel.