Steve, The news you heard on TV is normal every day stuff in that town, I know I lived in the Portland area for 18 years, 1985-2003. The sad part is and the ones who you need to look out for are the Hispanic gangs, they make the Bloods and Crips look like boy scouts or they did when I lived in the area. The young ones between 10 -16 in baggy pants are the ones who will do you in in a heartbeat for no reason at all if there are two or more together.

One of the nice things of living in the PDX area was that I could drive to the coast in about 2 hours maybe less depending on the traffic and what route I took. Oh the zoo was ok and a few other spots too.

I have heard that B20 will make a diesel engine run a lot quieter then normal due to the good lube qualities of the Bio. BTW, our dog would not let either of us out of his sight for a week after we returned home from Las Vegas.

 

Welcome back.New to this forum, found it by accident.Ihave 89 d250 with 155000mi on it and i just bought a 2006 2500qc long bed.6sp manual,1st tank of fuel got 18.5mpg.My 89 has 2wd and gets between 20and 26 mpg no additives.My 89 has the 5sp and i cannot get it to go into 1st or 2nd gear unless it is moving any suggestions on where to start looking?Any help would be appreciated.Thanks Bill

 

bill. . .that old 5 spd is a getrag tranny. . .sounds like the 1-2 syncro's have gone out. might be time to look to rebuild it.

 

Welcome aboard old dodge !!

Stick around on pourpose !!

 

SteveO you are not imagining that. I found the same thing. Bio is better at lubrication than #2 or even #2 plus additives. It also acts like a cleaner. It does smooth em out too.

 

I wish I could find b20 here... i'm addicted already! It was nice having a regular station to pull up to...they even had the mongo filler tube on the pump, filled it pretty damn quick.

 

Where did you get the B20 at ? I live in Oregon south of Portland

 

here... the pic on the front was the one of the Eugene station... 86714 McVay Hwy... 97405. phone # 541-485-7994...

http://www.sqbiofuels.com/

 

Thanks for the info. Eugene is a little to far away for me . I just found a B20 station in Clackamas. Do you think this is comparible to Drew's Brew? I have been paying about 2.85gal for #2 fuel. Was the B20 big bucks?

 

$2.94 a gallon... if you look on the webpage, they have it available all over oregon...