"Diesel fuel will not explode with a simple spark, will not mix with air through a carburetor. Diesel fuel needs to be sprayed directly into the cylinder in a fine mist, then squeezed under tons of pressure to make it explode."
well, almost... a couple years ago we ran out of gas on the farm and I needed to use the super c before the delivery was scheculed. so i threw in some #2 oil.. it ran, but horribly. It wasn't quite as bad if run on nearly full choke (normally doesn't like any choke at any temp), but smoked like crazy. can only imagine what that would do to plugs with any amount of time. so diesel will explode in a gas engine, but not well.
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