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Old 01-31-2008, 09:07 AM
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Doesn't greasecar use copper for the in-tank heat exchanger? And greasecar doesn't come with a final heat exchanger right before the IP. VO will polymerize more quickly if its in contact with copper or steel. Aluminum is a better choice.

I'm another frybrid fan. They use aluminum for the fuel lines, valve bodies, and heat exchangers. And they use the hose-in-hose style supply and return lines...which is better for heating the fuel than hose-on-hose. If you're careful with your installation (i.e. don't kink the aluminum fuel line when you're working with it), you'll have no problems.

I think you'll do better going to the infopop, greasecar, or frybrid forums than here.
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