Have you considered converting your car into a biofuel, money-saving automobile? As fuel prices continue to rise across the world, more and more motorists are seeking ways to get around at lower cost. It may require a bit of work on your part, but there are instructions and kits available to help you in your quest. A recent article entitled "The Fat of the Land" in the Economist will give you some more information on creating your own biofuel from discarded restaurant oil as well as pointers on preparing your diesel engine to burn the "home-brewed" fuel.
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Impressive blog! -Arron
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