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These centrifuge will filter 55/ 120/185 gallons per hour. It is recommended to let the centrifuge cycle the oil three or four times to ensure absolute filtration of the oil. The centrifuge is capable of filtering down to under 1 micron with multiple passes.

If you plan on doing it, it's an investment. It pays itself off quickly though with today's fuel prices. If you want clean fuel a centrifuge is the way to go. All you would need is a barrel and pump to get a garage set up. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjVKEjz2sdSbSu6TmY0W_Wbm6GDPgwcKp...

I'm starting ATF, oil works but full of sludge that'll get past a 2 micron filter. Centrifuge is necessary for oil, you might get by with a 2 micron filter with ATF. Even though it wears the engine out faster, the money it saves is enough to replace and rebuild the engine with money left over...

First diesel I got was last year at 17.... Got myself a 7.3 IDI F250, 4X4 ZF5.🤘 Pretty mechanically smart for my age thanks to friends that got me interested. Picked up the truck for it's reliability and to run alternative fuels. Replaced the entire fuel system and added custom filtration so...

1993 F250 7.3 IDI 4X4 ZF5

Yeah, hoping it'll send him an email by me responding and bumping this thread.

How's the truck going @Lone Ranger?

So what engine is it?

Aw man, those things are rare and hard to find! What was your fuel economy while you had it? Experience from it?