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Just wondering who supplies?

I can get 20 litres for around $95-100 from Repco - they are only using Rocket Industries, but hazardous material cartage etc, so maybe not so bad. I'm country so it could still be be the best option, but 20 litres will last a while [for me it would probably be years]. Probably would have liked to buy 5 litres first and see how much I use, sort of assess my needs.

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you can also buy the snow performance premix for ~$36 per gallon from rocket.

So that would be watered already? If so your paying $72 per gallon???

And thanks lachlan, but 200 litres is a bit much for what I want right now.

I'll do some more searching this week and see what I can find.

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True, reckon I'll give it a go first, but then if I tune for this mix, I might have to use it all the time as opposed to a self made water/meth mix, not sure???

I'm not sure what is in the Snow Performance mixture, water and methanol for sure, but possibly other stuff as well [it is red, so dye]???

It is likely a good mix, and won't do anything different though.

BTW the control unit for the Stage 3 system fits into the ash tray recess, I had to make up a face plate [would have liked some CF, but alloy powdercoated flat black is OK] and a bit of fiddling but looks neat now.

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