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SVO-home made kit?
i own a 2002 PSD and was wondering if there was any web site the tell me what ill need to do to run SVO so i can come up with my own home made kit.
also does my ford run rubber seals on the fule lines? |
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For your other question: it's my experience that it's faster and less frustrating to buy a kit rather than assemble your own. Just avoid greasecar like the plague! If you insist on going it alone you need a tank, filter, heater, solenoid switches, coolant and fuel hose, and some decent fab skills. I've been doing conversions for awhile and have not put together my own kit yet.
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A kit will cost you a couple hundred more and save you 200 trips to the parts store as well as all the headace. Get a kit and the best system you will find for a PSD is the vegistroke system. |
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Yah, however my main reason for getting this system is i travel to and fro the west coast now and then to visit family. its more convient to pop into walmart and pick it up new then stop pull out a filter station suck it up and then take off. not to mention finding a place that has WVO for you. Even if SVO came out to be about 1.50 gallon the savings is huge! |
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