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Cox International Diesel
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coxaddict- Gold Member
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Re: Cox International Diesel
That is such a gorgeous looking engine!!
Congratulations on the buy!
Sorry I still know nothing about fuels or I’d help you out.
Good luck and Take care of the beauty!!
Congratulations on the buy!
Sorry I still know nothing about fuels or I’d help you out.
Good luck and Take care of the beauty!!
MBT85- Silver Member
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Re: Cox International Diesel
I googled Tiki torch fuel and found it is either based on citronella or on paraffin aka kerosene. The latter, as long as it is pure material without additives and scents, would qualify for diesel fuel in my opinion.
The most common diesel fuel blend I used back in the time was 1/3 ether, 1/3 kerosene, and 1/3 castor oil. If some amyl-nitrate is available then 1-2 % helps improve the self-ignition properties of the fuel.
Also: https://coxengines.ca/files/DFD.pdf
The most common diesel fuel blend I used back in the time was 1/3 ether, 1/3 kerosene, and 1/3 castor oil. If some amyl-nitrate is available then 1-2 % helps improve the self-ignition properties of the fuel.
Also: https://coxengines.ca/files/DFD.pdf
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Re: Cox International Diesel
Thanks for all the good comments. Balogh I will try your mix, I think that's a good place to start.
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