Hello Folks,
I have been a lurker on this sight for months now, choosing to keep
silent
and just learn as much as possible from everyone. I am an amateur to say the
least. I have learned everything that I know about auto work from having to
do it by myself(lack of money for professional repairs... totally worth
every agonizing hour though!!!). I have fallen in love with the idea of
biofuels, and even made attempts at producing my own. However a cracked
block in my little rabbit has really set me back!!!
I have two questions that noone I have contacted to date can answer for
me.
1. I know that biodiesel works, and as soon as my little diesel isn't
hobbling I will attempt that again. I also have a 65' Chevy C-10 that runs
better than my girlfriends 96' Eclipse. How (if possible)does one modify an
old straight six to run on E-85 or something similar to it? I have had
answers like" it's possible, but be really careful you don't burn out your
head gasket!!!" O.K. But what do I do? New high zoot piston rods, rings,
pistons, and a little headwork(god... I hope I didn't just answer my own
question)! Would it even be worth my time?
O.K., and Number 2. I am 26, I have a B.A. in Liberal Arts and have
spent
the last 4 years in the 82d Airborne Division. My time ends Nov. 9th. I
think..."wouldn't it be great to pursue a brand new career in a field that I
feel strongly about AND am extremely interested in!!!" Yup. Only every time
I e-mail some Co. about my interest they seem to either totally ignore me,
or give a courtesy "thanks for your interest but...." deal. Is that it? No
potential for a branch of fuel sales or marketing? It's a real "bummer" to
express interest in something and not have anyone else share your enthusiasm
ya' know!
Anyway I really enjoy reading all of your e-mails, and would also like
to
thank everyone for all of the great information! Love it!
Thanks for all your
input!!!
Mac Seago
N.C.
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
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