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Old 05-30-2008, 07:57 PM
Badfish740 Badfish740 is offline
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Profile for Vegetable Oil?

I guess this question is for Jody directly-have you guys looked into custom profiles for vegetable oil? I will be installing a Vegistroke kit on my truck soon and I've heard that when running on WVO it's always better to have timing advanced 3-4 degrees. Would it be possible to get a DPTuner with a "WVO" setting?
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Old 06-02-2008, 06:22 PM
SeeYa SeeYa is offline
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I guess this question is for Jody directly-have you guys looked into custom profiles for vegetable oil? I will be installing a Vegistroke kit on my truck soon and I've heard that when running on WVO it's always better to have timing advanced 3-4 degrees. Would it be possible to get a DPTuner with a "WVO" setting?

Badfish740,

I have never heard of advancing timing for running Veggie oil. The burn rate of the oil is actually less. You can tell because with veggie oil you will see a slight reduction of power from dyno numbers while running it during a dyno run as opposed to regular #2. Jody uses the same tunes for veggie oil as he does for regular #2. No need for different tunes. What you will gain is a quieter running truck and a smaller fuel bill.

Biodiesel may be a different story and we have yet to test this out due to so may different grades of bio to have to test...

Sorry it took me so long to respond to you. We have been closed since last Thursday.


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Old 06-02-2008, 07:57 PM
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I installed a DP chip from Jody last week on my WVO powered PSD. I assure you that you will not be dissapointed with Jody's tunes while burning veg
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Old 06-02-2008, 09:07 PM
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I have never heard of advancing timing for running Veggie oil. The burn rate of the oil is actually less. You can tell because with veggie oil you will see a slight reduction of power from dyno numbers while running it during a dyno run as opposed to regular #2. Jody uses the same tunes for veggie oil as he does for regular #2. No need for different tunes. What you will gain is a quieter running truck and a smaller fuel bill.
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I installed a DP chip from Jody last week on my WVO powered PSD. I assure you that you will not be dissapointed with Jody's tunes while burning veg
The only reason I'm asking is because of these threads that came up on the BurnVeg forums:

BurnVeg.com Forums :: View topic - Quieter engine on VO is not better

BurnVeg.com Forums :: View topic - Two Tank Timing question.

There's also a discussion of it here:
cold start timing advance cable question on a vw? - Topic Powered by eve community

I'm not really concerned with power, I just want to make sure that I'm not running too cool on WVO which can lead to injector coking and deposits. Any thoughts?
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