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Pretty interesting, it's the fastest Bio-Diesel car in the world, and it's Toyota powered.
Pretty interesting, it's the fastest Bio-Diesel car in the world, and it's Toyota powered.
Bio-Diesel Lotus Exige - 6G Celicas Forums
now that would be a nice engine to put in a car
Sweet Exige!
That thing is sweet... they made a good point though. Bio diesel isn't so readily available.
Yet again the lotus Toyota combo astonishes me, If only the milage was better, and it was easier to find.
They should make a 2zz celica the same way, and sell it on the market
They should make a 2zz celica the same way, and sell it on the market
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I have to say that Yellow/Green racing stripe is really god damn HOT!
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I have to say that car makes me tear a little. I love it!
I want an Exige
I want an Exige
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bio diesle isn't readily available because its ment to be a homebrew system at this point and time
last time i checked, the 2zzge isnt diesel. it says bio-fuel, in this case, ethanol derived from corn. biodiesel is more similar to vegetable oils. looks sweet though!
I think Bigfoot is blurry, that's the problem. It's not the photographer's fault. Bigfoot is blurry. And that's extra scary to me, because there's a large, out-of-focus monster roaming the countryside.
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Correct! Ethanol = Alcohol... 2 carbons, 1 alcohol group
Diesel = large hydrocarbons.... 10 carbons in chains and a few ring carbon structures!
massive difference.
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And its not so sweet as intoxicating
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last time i checked, the 2zzge isnt diesel. it says bio-fuel, in this case, ethanol derived from corn. biodiesel is more similar to vegetable oils.
last time i checked, the 2zzge isnt diesel. it says bio-fuel, in this case, ethanol derived from corn. biodiesel is more similar to vegetable oils.
Correct! Ethanol = Alcohol... 2 carbons, 1 alcohol group
Diesel = large hydrocarbons.... 10 carbons in chains and a few ring carbon structures!
massive difference.
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QUOTE(celicaST @ Nov 16, 2006 - 10:33 PM) [snapback]503199[/snapback]
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And its not so sweet as intoxicating
This post has been edited by phonex98: Nov 17, 2006 - 1:46 AM
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wow... someone knows their organic chem...
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Correct! Ethanol = Alcohol... 2 carbons, 1 alcohol group
Diesel = large hydrocarbons.... 10 carbons in chains and a few ring carbon structures!
massive difference.
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QUOTE(celicaST @ Nov 16, 2006 - 10:33 PM) [snapback]503199[/snapback]
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last time i checked, the 2zzge isnt diesel. it says bio-fuel, in this case, ethanol derived from corn. biodiesel is more similar to vegetable oils.
last time i checked, the 2zzge isnt diesel. it says bio-fuel, in this case, ethanol derived from corn. biodiesel is more similar to vegetable oils.
Correct! Ethanol = Alcohol... 2 carbons, 1 alcohol group
Diesel = large hydrocarbons.... 10 carbons in chains and a few ring carbon structures!
massive difference.
wow... someone knows their organic chem...
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Sorry, i just couldnt resist... Its not everyday that you actually put to use something you learn in school! And to add something to this discussion, so im not off topic...
Ethanol is what the formula 1 racers used in the 80's... its can be used in some pretty extreme compression cases, as pure ethanol has an octane rating of 129. I think i read somewhere it has been shown that you can run ethanol up to ~60 psi without knock ? Thats some pretty sweet stuff! Now everyone go learn organic chemistry!
And to add something to this discussion, so im not off topic...Ethanol is what the formula 1 racers used in the 80's... its can be used in some pretty extreme compression cases, as pure ethanol has an octane rating of 129. I think i read somewhere it has been shown that you can run ethanol up to ~60 psi without knock ? Thats some pretty sweet stuff! Now everyone go learn organic chemistry!
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