The HP hours per gallon numbers are always better for a diesel. Check the Nebraska numbers and you'll see what I mean. The engineers will tell you that gasoline provides more btu value. That's because their tests are based on weight. We don't buy fuel by the pound though. We buy it by the gallon. Diesel fuel, no matter which type, is always heavier than gasoline when both are purchased by the gallon. Thus, more molecules of fuel in a gallon of diesel than in a gallon of gasoline. A pound of gasoline will give more power (btus)than a pound of diesel fuel. Soo, it depends on whether you live in the world of reality or the world of theory.
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