rskelme

Someone made a comment the other day they needed to refill their reservoir after 4 hours of driving.

I know it depends on a number of factors and how your system is setup but I'm just looking for a ballpark. Is this something I'm going to have to refill every time I fill my gas tank or more or less?

Thanks,

-Roman

S4lorn

have to refill it more often than your fuel tank.

If you daily drive the car and aren't in boost all the time it will most likely last a tank or two.

ST'S4

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S4lorn

Well true- but you have water/meth too so you know what I mean and it does answer him accurately.

BlackS4tt (Josh)

two gallons of methanol will make 4 gallons of meth injection sauce (mix with 2 gallons of distilled water). That 4 gallons lasts me about 3 months.

Once filled, the reservoir lasts me about 1-2 weeks. Thats a mix of city, highway, WOT, FATS pulls, etc.

rskelme

Thanks Josh, that was the info I was looking for.

rskelme

I appreciate the response, it was helpful.

cleveland222

not often. every other month for me, if that.

justinholly

so what would happing if i ran a lil w/m on my stock 2000 s4 with no tune? i got a front mount thats about it for now and do i just hook it up to a switch and push t when i wanna use the mix? or is it hooked to the gas pedle some how and thas how it get shot in?

Flyboy

For a DD that you drive like normal in traffic you should easily be able to go 6-8 weeks. Obviously how often you use your windshield washers will factor in. I'd guess I make it 4-5 gas fillups before I add fluid to the washer reservoir, and then it is mostly because I think of it, not because the low level indicator comes on. I've got my aquamist system set to kick on at 5 psi of boost, that'll also come into play.

If your system isn't wired to activate automatically don't bother. Manually activating is not a good idea since the times that you'd want it spraying are also the times where you should have both hands on the steering wheel and paying full attention to where you are headed.