help choosing correct methanol
20 May 2010, 10:03 AM
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help choosing correct methanol
hi
i'm planning to buy some methanol and am wondering if this is the correct type
it's ebay 140368832124
99.5% pure m-500
reason for my question is jennychem are wanting £25 for 25ltrs and this company are doing it for £17.75 and are local to me for collection
any help would be great don't want to buy the wrong thing
thanks
i'm planning to buy some methanol and am wondering if this is the correct type
it's ebay 140368832124
99.5% pure m-500
reason for my question is jennychem are wanting £25 for 25ltrs and this company are doing it for £17.75 and are local to me for collection
any help would be great don't want to buy the wrong thing
thanks
20 May 2010, 10:13 AM
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JennyChem ftw Phil, it wont be a £7 difference for long and if you use their courier and let them tell you what day they are in the area then postage can be nada as well 
20 May 2010, 05:36 PM
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Is this the same type of methanol just branded sunoco seems very expensive
http://www.aaoil.co.uk/racing-R-racing-methanol
http://www.aaoil.co.uk/racing-R-racing-methanol
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Jennychem sell it as industrial cleaner.
It is possible after a couple of orders to get substantial discounts.
However theoretically it is subject to VAT.
If you want to do away with the VAT it is possible to use IMS, although I cannot vouch for it's det resistance in the same way I can with methanol.
In my own car, a mix of 10% gave an additional 12 degrees of timing which is approximately 40-50bhp.
Hi Simon, good to see your name back on the board
It is possible after a couple of orders to get substantial discounts.
However theoretically it is subject to VAT.
If you want to do away with the VAT it is possible to use IMS, although I cannot vouch for it's det resistance in the same way I can with methanol.
In my own car, a mix of 10% gave an additional 12 degrees of timing which is approximately 40-50bhp.
Hi Simon, good to see your name back on the board
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