I see some people are blending wvo with rug, acetone and conditoner. Has anyone tried blending with good old Kerosene? Kero is cheaper then all those additives. When you buy diesel in the winter months, all that is done to lower the gelling point, is they add kreo. Diesel rated to zero degrees is a 25% blend, -20 degrees is a 50% blend and -40 diesel is straight kero. Kero should solve the wax problem with no other additives. Regular old kero has sulfer in it, that gives combustion a little kick. I think that is why some of you see an increase in power on wvo. Moderen diesel is doctered down for the tree huggers. They take all the good stuff out. If you doubt me go to your local farmer and get some off-road diesel aka #2 fuel oil or home heating oil. A marina should have it to for the sailboats. I would be fibbing if I said I haven't done it in my own car. Your power will go up so will your mpg.

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