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It's a 50/50 mix... I mix it up in an old windshield washer container... well I put in 1/4 gallon of windshield washer fluid and a 1/4 gallon of bottled water... shake it up and feed it into my reservoir - btw it seems the saab intercooler can hold just a little under 1/2 a gallon of water :P before the lower tube will start leaking.

I need to find an aluminum welder here, so I can get it sealed off, I imagine it could hold another 1/4 gallon before overflowing out the top.

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bottled water still have like magnesium sodium all that other crap human bodies like.

use distilled.

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Wait so you mean to tell me you are burning windshield washer fluid too? WOW. That is brave. Have you seen the crap they put in the washer fluid?

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I read the contents... believe it or not, the wal-mart windshield washer fluid is actually the best... its mostly methyl alcohol and a little bit of water.

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just make sure not to get the stuff with the defroster antifreeze crap in it!

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told everyone so ;D, too bad you guys don't work with water injection on rotaries because that's all i know how to tune, and for rotaries - inject as much water as u can until the car starts bogging (don't trip, rotaries don't hydro loc) booging = too much fuel, then you raise the boost and timing, and have fun! be safe on safe side.

i use water from safeway, distilled. alcohol is better though, burns more slower that way can create more torque (our friend).

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cool need to know where the pics so i can get started on the project myself, also having trouble finding the seliniod, any suggestions

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Pictures will be up on WEDNESDAY, as well as a write up on where you can order your parts... and kinda a walk thru.

I would suggest looking for a windshield washer reservoir that will fit in the engine bay, and finding a way to mount it -> most of the pumps are gravity fed so keep this in mind.

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cool thanks for the info i will be waiting for the pics

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Chacko,

Dude what water pump are you using?