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Anyone using Biodiesel in there trucks? Any difference in performance, mileage, noise?


B20 is available at these commercial locations:

Han-Dee Hugo's 401 Benson Road (at Hwy 50) in Garner. 919-779-3858

Exxon 4401 Roxboro Road (at N. Duke Street) in Durham. 471-6924

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I miss Raleigh!http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Cry.gif


I lived there of over a year, and my wife and I are plaining on moving to the CLT or RDU area soon. Hope to see you at the Diesel pumps soon.http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Clap.gif


Thanks for the Biodiesel info.....sorry I do not have the answers to the questions you posted.



Go State!http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Big Smile.gifEdited by: NoWake200

I am going to be down there at the end of the week for a few days and pass through the Durham area. What are the prices on the Bio-Diesel compared to regular Diesel?? Has anyone been using it successfully??

Check out the biodiesel section. Lots of good information.


My B20 supplier is about 20 cents higher than d#2. I think Jeff (Dmax lover) said his supplier was about 10 cents higher.


There are pros and cons--I feel the pros outwiegh.

In Raleigh B20 is exactly the same price as regualr diesel, $1.67-$1.74. The stations give out info on Biodiesel that says they are receiving a government grant that keeps the price of Bio-diesel and regular diesel the same price.


I purchased a tank full today, can't tell any difference. Can't wait to check the mileage to see if there is any difference there.


I know there are some buses in NC running on B100! I'd like to try that, but I here it's $3.00-$3.50 per gallon.