for "BUG juice" I mean plain old, cheapest you can find, blue windshield washer fluid. The cheaper the better because that stuff is just half water, half methanol, with a tad of blue dye. No fancy cleaners or lubes etc.
I don't have any LED's wired in, I just didn't have time, but now I don't need em. I would like to have some sort of float system to tell me if my tank is getting dry, as I have to check it frequently. I set it with a test light, the solenoid opens at around 4psi. I can hear the pump from the drivers seat if I listen carefully and I am not on it hard, say climbing a slight hill in higher gear.
as for gains, yes, this stuff works well, its been around for over half a century. The Turbo Buick guys love it, Bonneville salt flat speed demons love it, F1 used it thru thier turbo era, and many more.
Not only does it cool your intake charge and make power that way, but it allows more boost on the same fuel. No way you are gonna run 22psi+ on a 14b with my smallish intercooler on pump gas. Most can't get that out of a small 16g on pump. I have 0 knock most of the time, and maybe once in a while 1-3 counts, but even thats rare.
the third thing it does is steam clean and decarbonize your combustion chambers, intake valves, throttle body and intake manifold. All shiny clean. This helps with emissions testing, fuel economy and it also eliminates carbon build up that creates knock. No glowing pieces of carbon to preignite the mixture.
Some have good luck using pure mentanol or higher concentraions such as 70% methyl-hydrate.
get good nozzles. These are really important. I use Aquamist nozzles. They cost a bit more, but they are very high quality. They supply FIA teams for assorted top level racing. Also get a good pump that can handle methanol. And a quality solenoid is important too, so it doesn't leak, corrode etc. Its nice to have a solenoid that turns on quickly and shuts off quickly.
as for 12.90, yea, not too shabby considering. Thanx

The car has power for more than that, just not with those tires