Thread: Biodiesel B-20 then back to Regular diesel
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Old 04-27-2007, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by MeinGreaseCar View Post
I believe that is incorrect. Bio has a high cetane rating. The BTU output isn't as high though.

JP
I mispoke, bio's cetane rating is higher than d2's.

B99 still provides 10% less mpg's "in my car" than D2 does. Maybe I step on my peddle 20% harder to compensate......
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