Long term use of Methanol.
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Cool. That and the dual map would be a blessing. I'll keep my ears to the SN ground for when it arrives.
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Not sure what he's paying for a 205L drum but he's obivously not selling it to me at a loss.
There's a place in Manchester area selling it for £18.50 for 25L pickup only on ebay.
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Don't tell him/them your going to use it as fuel, your planning on making bio-diesel
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That would be me, i buy it off someone who buys it in 205 litre drums and doesn't mind selling small quantities on, i provide my own 25L drums.
Not sure what he's paying for a 205L drum but he's obivously not selling it to me at a loss.
There's a place in Manchester area selling it for £18.50 for 25L pickup only on ebay.
Not sure what he's paying for a 205L drum but he's obivously not selling it to me at a loss.
There's a place in Manchester area selling it for £18.50 for 25L pickup only on ebay.
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I did'nt think to try methanol as long as it does no damage to the car...
I have loads of the stuff at my work place. Grade A for analytical use in the labs. Should be as pure as it gets.
I'm sure we pay alot more than that at the lab. Maybe £18 a litre.
I have loads of the stuff at my work place. Grade A for analytical use in the labs. Should be as pure as it gets.
I'm sure we pay alot more than that at the lab. Maybe £18 a litre.
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I've got a bottle with litre and half litre marks on, and put 1 litre to every 10 litres of fuel, got to be more accurate than just chucking in 5 litres everytime u fill up, plus u don't have to run the car empty which i don't like to do.
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Fangoria : Steve : Once the concentration of NF exceeds 3 mls/litre it does not appear to have any beneficial effect so pouring in a full bottle of NF at 300 mls is a bit of a waste.
Carrying around methanol, over 5 litres per tank is a PITA and if you are regularly away from home, even more so.
Carrying around methanol, over 5 litres per tank is a PITA and if you are regularly away from home, even more so.
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thats what i do (but don't use NF)
I've got a bottle with litre and half litre marks on, and put 1 litre to every 10 litres of fuel, got to be more accurate than just chucking in 5 litres everytime u fill up, plus u don't have to run the car empty which i don't like to do.
I've got a bottle with litre and half litre marks on, and put 1 litre to every 10 litres of fuel, got to be more accurate than just chucking in 5 litres everytime u fill up, plus u don't have to run the car empty which i don't like to do.
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No as Harvey said 10:1 is around 9%, when i have it mapped for my new setup in a couple of months i think i'm gonna try 10:1.5 which is around 13% and maybe 2 or 3 ml of NF pure litre of fuel aswell.
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so better off with a bigger jerry can with graduated markings.
what is was looking at was to premix a certain amount of v power with the meth & NF to make topping up easier.
what is was looking at was to premix a certain amount of v power with the meth & NF to make topping up easier.