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Water/Methanol Injection Tank Kits
A water/methanol injection system sprays a fine mist of water and methanol into the intake. The mix cools the incoming air charge and helps the engine resist detonation. That is why it is popular on turbocharged and supercharged builds. The tank kit is the reservoir that holds the fluid and feeds the pump. It decides how much fluid you carry and where it sits in the vehicle.
This category sits under Engine Components › Water/Methanol Injection Tank Kits. We currently have 1 product in stock, from AEM: the AEM V2 5 Gal Tank Kit w/ Conductive Fluid Level Sensor. The level sensor reports how much fluid is left, so you are not left guessing.
Capacity: a larger tank means fewer refills but takes more space and adds weight when full.
Mounting location: check where the tank will fit and plan how the lines will run to the pump.
Fluid monitoring: a level sensor helps warn you before the tank runs low.
System match: confirm the kit works with your existing pump, controller and fittings.
To check fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A water/methanol injection system sprays a fine mist of water and methanol into the intake. The mix cools the incoming air charge and helps the engine resist detonation. That is why it is popular on turbocharged and supercharged builds. The tank kit is the reservoir that holds the fluid and feeds the pump. It decides how much fluid you carry and where it sits in the vehicle.
This category sits under Engine Components › Water/Methanol Injection Tank Kits. We currently have 1 product in stock, from AEM: the AEM V2 5 Gal Tank Kit w/ Conductive Fluid Level Sensor. The level sensor reports how much fluid is left, so you are not left guessing.
Capacity: a larger tank means fewer refills but takes more space and adds weight when full.
Mounting location: check where the tank will fit and plan how the lines will run to the pump.
Fluid monitoring: a level sensor helps warn you before the tank runs low.
System match: confirm the kit works with your existing pump, controller and fittings.
To check fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
