Preferred Fuel type

[mr4x4]

If your current vehicle could have and fuel type what would it be.

 

[kojackJKU]

Water would be my choice, free, abundant, and if your thristy you can sneak some! ha ha. I would vote gas in N/A and deisel in the rest of the world. From what I understand Diesel is cheaper and easier to get abroad.

 

[mr4x4]

Haha water would be great. Thanks for your feedback.

 

[Marine]

Diesel for me, was always a fan of gas until I lived in Australia and got hooked on diesel. Bought the bug back to the states with me

 

[doug720]

Water would be my choice, free, abundant, and if your thristy you can sneak some! ha ha. I would vote gas in N/A and deisel in the rest of the world. From what I understand Diesel is cheaper and easier to get abroad.

Obviously you don't live in California, where water is almost as expensive as gas, and much more scarce!:bike_rider:

 

[kojackJKU]

Ha ha ha! No problem. Its a tough call here for diesel as there are some gas stations along routes we take without it. However, if you had extra tanks on board, you can go on! dunno!

 

[Marine]

I Learned that lesson the hard way, needless to say I carry spare fuel now.

 

[kojackJKU]

No I dont live in cali. water here is abundant....don't tell anybody tho!

 

[Hilldweller]

Hydrogen

 

[DaveNay]

Water would be my choice, free, abundant, and if your thristy you can sneak some! ha ha. I would vote gas in N/A and deisel in the rest of the world. From what I understand Diesel is cheaper and easier to get abroad.

Personally, I'd go with a Mr. Fusion.

 

[red EOD veteran]

Diesel for the better fuel economy, longer engine life, and all the options for biodiesel.

 

[mr4x4]

Heres a website that shows the stations for alternate fuels in the US

Only about 30 public hydrogen stations but there are almost 1000 CNG stations.

Thumbs up on Mr. Fusion though.

http://www.afdc.energy.gov/locator/stations/

 

[Hilldweller]

Only about 30 public hydrogen stations but there are almost 1000 CNG stations.

Thumbs up on Mr. Fusion though.

http://www.afdc.energy.gov/locator/stations/

I have three hydrogen generators in the lab.

It'll happen. Just give it time. I probably won't live to see it though.
I have customers doing neat stuff with deuterium.

 

[mr4x4]

Oh neat. But yeah hydrogen probably will grow with time. :campfire:

 

[Regcabguy]

I've owned to Cummins diesels. After enjoying the low end torque and off idle launches with my manual trans,it would be tough to go back to gas.
I've got a 2007 5.9 engine that was the last year before the emissions emerged and it's a pleasure to own. That being said this will be my last diesel as this thing will probably outlive me.