Why do you see a lot of guys showing in their sigs:


xxxhp and xxxft/lb on number 2 only?


What is the bennifit of number 2 fuel?


And isnt that stuff home heating oil or something, and illeagal to run in a truck???????


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Number 2 means diesel only, no drugs(propane, nos)

number two, thats the good stuff!!!

Number two is what's commonly run in diesels unless you get into really cold temperatures where the fuel might gel. Then you'll see some blends of number one and number two, and while I've never seen straight number one used, there are probably places where that might be necessary.

#1 is usually home heating oil, #2 is good old black smokin diesel that you buy.

#1 is usually home heating oil, #2 is good old black smokin diesel that you buy.

Gee I thought Home heating oil was off road fuel, as in #2 with red die in it. #2 fuel oil without the red die was the diesel we run in our trucks, and #1 was Kerosene. Then in the winter they mixed a little #1 with #2 to help prevent gelling? Now I'mhttp://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Confused.gif http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Cool.gif

Pool Rebel u are correct.


#1 is Kerosene, of course there are people w/ the little heaters that heat their home w/ it.

#1 IS KEROSENE BUT ITS CALLED DIESEL IN CAL