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Oh, yeah. It is on the shopping list.

Yes, distillation is a lot of expense, time and money; and it is dangerous, but for some it might be the only way to cut the fuel bill.

You can find all kinds of information about my WMO distillation pyrolysis system here Pyrolysis of Hydrocarbons

I process 5-gallon batches of WMO, to get 4.5 gallons of distillate. It takes 1500watts, and 4 hours at 800F.

Thanks for the link to my forum. If you want to run WMO, then you might want to look at this section of the Beyond Biodiesel forum Making Black Diesel (WMO) Your plan of starting with 10% WMO seems like a good plan. I started at 80% blended, settled, filtered and centrifuged WMO and worked my...

It does not mater where your WMO came from, you can burn it as fuel. The big problem with WMO is it can have a lot of dissolved solids and free carbon that can result in coking in your engine. For some reason turbocharged engines have less coking issues when burning WMO. So, if your 6.2L has...