Been running an AEM kit for about a year now. Not hard to tune for, works awesome. It allowed me to reduce IDC's, lean out the AFR and add a boatload of timing. All of that means tons more power. Worth every penny, all day, any day.
Great video, guys! Totally understandable for the layman, fun graphics and music. Vintage film footage and sound design a big plus-- holds the viewer through the full 3:49. Want to see more of these terrific production values.
i have a couple videos about water/meth injection... for some reason people really like to hate on what they do not understand, instead of learning. they buy products and want to pretend like everything they have is the best but have no idea why.
The knock suppression ability also let's you run a leaner mixture as well as more timing. Rather than running rich for the "cooling effect" of the extra gas you can rely on the water/meth mixture to keep temps in check. Water takes a lot more energy (heat) to vaporize than gas. But of course most tuners heads explode when you tell them you want to run leaner than 12:1 in a turbo application with water/meth injection...
rimwrecka100590 general consensus is to stay at less than 12.8 afrs for turbo applications to avoid knock. This is because it is difficult for someone to grasp temperature differences of the airfuel mixture. Basically, they are relying too much on afrs to gauge how much more boost or timing one can run.
Yes the kit can be used with just water. On a gasoline engine you would like to have a 50/50 mix of water/meth however on a diesel it sees less benefit from Methanol and can be used with just water with nice gains.
Really nice video guys. Really love your products. Keep up the good work. Where do you most often install the meth nozzle; Compressor inlet, or post intercooler? Also, since it creates a slower burning combustion event, more ignition timing must be added, correct?
What controls the amount of methanol? Is the manually controlled via a button or switch like nos or is it running all the time and adjusts to the throttle?
Yes. As in: it depends on how it was set up. The cheaper/easier system would be always on (above certain RPM), but if you really want to feel special, you could have a system designed (and an ECU programme created) that would allow you to manually turn it on and off. NOS systems can be used the same way. Outside of drag racing, low-pressure NOS systems slowly deliver NO2 for the entirety of a multi-lap race. NOS and Water/Meth injection can work in much the same way in this case. In fact, NOS provides better cooling.
@sergsrt8 Detonation can result in a pretty catastrophic failure, but the damage is done by multiple, small events, not one huge explosion in a cylinder. Think of it more like it's chipping away at the ring land or dome of the piston. Either way when a piston lets go, it's a big deal!
Can you drive your car without filling the methanol tank? Just drive on pump fuel? Also how do you mix the meth and water to make the appropriate amount or do you buy it premixed?
Great video, I honestly thought meth injection was like a form of Nitrous but I was completely wrong, it's like getting water sprayed on u on a hot day while working out so u can focus a little better on power than heat...Freakin great!
I want to use this for my 20yr old Subaru H6. I know its got a carbon problem because I get detonation (with 93 octane gas) over 2400 rpm when under load if the temperature is over 40F outside. I get no detonation in cool rainy conditions when the rain is a superfine mist. Most of the time it runs too hot and eats up spark plugs too soon. Why would I pay for a complete rebuild on a car worth $1500 when water/meth will most likely fix the problem? But I have no idea where to put the nozzle when I buy it.
@gsrangelmon The methanol has two roles in the injection system. It does cool the intake charge, but it also increases the octane level of the fuel as well.
Yes, but you would need to do individual cylinder injection points and also have it completely programmable in RPM and load. At that point you would be much better off just running pure methanol in your vehicle as your fuel. This must be tuned of course
Does it make sense to install this on a NA vehicle? Will my 2011 5.0 mustang benefit from a methanol injection? Should I use more methanol in my water/methanol mix for more power? Thanks for the info!!
@mrxbrightside mostly turbo/supercharged cars because they are prone to more heat and detonation. but if you have a highly modified NA with very High compression pistons then it will help stop detonation. the old hotroders from the 1950s used to use this system to stop detonation so its nothing new. also WW2 fighter jets used water injection as well
I am an absolute amateur of car tuning, but this really interests me. Is water injection only good for professional tuning? Or does it work as well for normal cars for normal daily drive?
i have a question i understand the water Absorbs the heat but what does the methanol do. does it just increase the octane level of the fuel when it gets mixed with the petrol or does it have a cooling effect like water ? and why do people run 100% Meth ?
@koutz4 Thanks for the props! We typically like to install the water/methanol injector post intercooler to avoid water/meth pooling up in the intercooler. Although some will install it pre intercooler and pre compressor we like to install it post. Another thing to keep in mind is if your car is equipped with a MAF than make sure it is post that as well. As far as ignition timing you can leave it stock, but to get the most benefit more timing can be added to your ignition map.
Yes. It's just an add-on system so as long as you are not using the water-meth just to keep your engine at a safe temperature it won't cause any damage to your engine, you'll just lose the benefits of the cooler inlet air temperatures and increased boost.
I know this has been asked before but can I run my 1199 Terrano Diesel Turbo 2.7 liters on just water vapor? And the big question will it provide any additional fuel economy? Thank you great video
whats the advantage of a stage 3 over a stage 2 or stage 1? Is it worth paying the extra money to go for a higher stage with the Snow injector kits or any other?
@TheAristotleQ Ok so I was a off with the amount of fuel that it replaces but it does make a difference in economy and the amount of fuel you have to dump in order to make the same power. The best benefit is the knock prevention and the ability to up the boost and the timing to create more power. I read 30mpg at full throttle lol.
The consumption rate of the WM will depend on your start and full pressure settings, and ultimately your driving habits. Typically our 1.15 gallon tank will last for the length of a tank of gas. Our standard controller is boost dependent, meaning you set the boost pressure you want the WMI to start flowing at, and the pressure you want full flow at. The controller then interpolates these two points to deliver a linear fuel flow curve between the start and full pressure points. You can also use our Multi-Input Controller to set start and full pressure from MAF reading or IDC.
What about tuning for moded cars?.. If it creates more power by allowing more timing is it to the point where the ECU can adjust itself with an aftermarket tune already in place or does it have to be specifically tuned to run with water/meth? if it has to be tuned for water/meth then what happens when it runs out? the car runs like crap because there's too much timing or can it just pull timing to a preset like say a 93 octane tune?
Sigrafix To take full advantage of a system the car should be retuned with the water/methanol injection. On our system we include a fluid level sensor so in the case that you run out of fluid it can send a low side ground output through our controller to your ecu to switch maps.
AEMpowerTV Thank you! That's what I wanted to know.. now this brings me to my next 2 questions, 1. How big would a typical methanol tank be? and 2. How long would that amount of meth last in moderate use?.. ideally I'd consider a low constant meth injection to supplement fuel for a bit more power at all times but I'm not sure if that's realistic or even possible.
This is one of the things that sound too good to be true... Anyway, do you need to remap your car after installing a water/methanol injection kit? Also, where do you get the liquid from and how often you have to refill the reservoir?
It is infact not too good to be true, and to answer your questions yes you need to remap unless you don’t care to see a power increase. And as far as buying the methanol goes I prefer boost juice you can buy it on Amazon and I put a gallon in my meth box about every 5 tank fills. So worth it and I highly recommend if you are pushing a lot of boost
@AEMpowerTV I saw this stated in the website "Legal in California only for racing vehicles which may never be used upon a highway." Why such a control implicated in California? What is the cons for user who travel mostly on street and highway?
Very new to this, not even sure how I got here. So many questions, lol. Would you install this in a standard, non turbo GDI engine? Does this completely replace using gasoline?
Question: What happens when your reservoirs run out of the water/methanol mixture? Will your car simply loose the power gained by the system or will it cause damage? Anyone who is knowledgable on the subject please let me know! Thanks
@TheAristotleQ Did you ever have your car running hard on just straight pump gas? I did before and there is a very noticeable difference. When I get in it before I could just about watch my gas gauge go down and with the meth it is a lot better.
@rabbott430 HAHA! Funny but some have tried this - with not so good results. Here's why: the size of the water droplets is too big and won't atomize correctly, so you have water that is in a droplet that is too big to vaporize (and thus can't cool things off) entering the combustion chamber. Problem 2 is the siphoning effect that will occur when the engine is in vacuum - your engine will suck water out of the tank and could hydrolock.
Not using this system. It is designed for water/methanol injection only. If you want to use E85 you will need to upgrade your vehicle's fuel system with alcohol fuel-compatible components (pump, filter, lines, injectors, regulator, etc).
@TheAristotleQ Ok let me elaborate a little here. When you run meth at idle everything is normal you are using just the fuel in your take like normal. But once you build up to say 7psi of boost the meth kicks in where you can pull back the pump gas. And how does a 50/50 mix NOT burn? Once it combusts in the chamber the cooling effect of the alcohol reduces the thermal temp and decreasing knock. Also the water offers a cooling effect and steam cleans the engine.
@1970351cmustang Short answer... YES! Even on a N/A engine you will see power gains. Check out the Aug 2011 issue of Popular Hot Rodding Magazine, they cover the topic of N/A Water/Meth injection. However they did theirs on a Carburated 302 setup. Check out Snow Performance for Mustang kits.
@getalife04 It did nothing noticeable for my fuel economy. No one I know has ever gotten better gas mileage on a forced induction gas engine. I have a W/M set up on my car. When I drive mostly freeway, the system doesn't come into play. When I drive mostly city, the only difference I notice is that I never lose power due to high intake temps and heat soak on my stock intercooler. Especially during summer temps.
@KoalaJacks I can assure you, it does NOT increase your fuel mileage. The system is only active during acceleration, so unless you drive 98% of the time with your foot completely to the floor, you are not saving any gas.
Been running an AEM kit for about a year now. Not hard to tune for, works awesome. It allowed me to reduce IDC's, lean out the AFR and add a boatload of timing. All of that means tons more power. Worth every penny, all day, any day.
i about to install one. what tune do you recommend? i m currently running a unitronic stage 2 b9 a4 atm
lmao i just noticed you left this comment 6 years ago.
Update?
@@dealteam6370 They’re obsolete now, hydrogen is the future!
Now I know, and knowing is half the battle.
Yes you can use them on NA vehicles as well and you are correct the benefits and nozzle size selection would be different than a boosted engine.
Not near as much benefit on NA though obviously
Wow! I feel egumicated now! But seriously, that was a quick easy
explanation...THANKS!
Great video, guys!
Totally understandable for the layman, fun graphics and music.
Vintage film footage and sound design a big plus-- holds the viewer through the full 3:49.
Want to see more of these terrific production values.
How in the car gods name do you thumbs down an educational/informative break down of how something operates.. ? Lol
Probably people that either A disagree with what is being taught or B they just plain hate AEM and are trolling.
Sebastian M. I really think some people are just bored and go around two random videos tapping the thumbs down button
i have a couple videos about water/meth injection... for some reason people really like to hate on what they do not understand, instead of learning. they buy products and want to pretend like everything they have is the best but have no idea why.
Wellll.....the audio sounded like it was recorded in a bathroom...ummm...yeah, that's the only reason I can think of.
Sebastian M. People who cant afford it
Competitors
Assholes
Gee, I love no nonsense, concise, and economic information delivery. Great vid 🤜🏻💥🤛🏻
i like that this is an informational video, not a commercial. even though it says the company a couple times, it isnt trying to sell something
This kit works on both professional and daily driven vehicles. However you will typically see a larger benefit from more modified vehicles.
The knock suppression ability also let's you run a leaner mixture as well as more timing. Rather than running rich for the "cooling effect" of the extra gas you can rely on the water/meth mixture to keep temps in check. Water takes a lot more energy (heat) to vaporize than gas. But of course most tuners heads explode when you tell them you want to run leaner than 12:1 in a turbo application with water/meth injection...
383mazda Why does this make their heads explode?
rimwrecka100590 general consensus is to stay at less than 12.8 afrs for turbo applications to avoid knock. This is because it is difficult for someone to grasp temperature differences of the airfuel mixture. Basically, they are relying too much on afrs to gauge how much more boost or timing one can run.
Yes the kit can be used with just water. On a gasoline engine you would like to have a 50/50 mix of water/meth however on a diesel it sees less benefit from Methanol and can be used with just water with nice gains.
Hi.. So what mixture is best for diesel? Or just water or winter windshield fuid that has some meth in it?
10 years later this video is amazing
5 vids to try understand this water-methanol injection and this is the best one thank you i know what im doing this weekend
*I NEED MORE METH!!!!*
AND you can spray water on the front of your turbo's intercooler to drop the inlet temperature as well. Subaru does it on their WRX.
Shows why it was used in aero engines during World War II...
Really nice video guys. Really love your products. Keep up the good work.
Where do you most often install the meth nozzle; Compressor inlet, or post intercooler? Also, since it creates a slower burning combustion event, more ignition timing must be added, correct?
Will it cause rust intake manifold because of water
So do you have to add any fluid/water every time you want the meth? Or is it always there and it is self service?
What controls the amount of methanol? Is the manually controlled via a button or switch like nos or is it running all the time and adjusts to the throttle?
Yes. As in: it depends on how it was set up. The cheaper/easier system would be always on (above certain RPM), but if you really want to feel special, you could have a system designed (and an ECU programme created) that would allow you to manually turn it on and off. NOS systems can be used the same way. Outside of drag racing, low-pressure NOS systems slowly deliver NO2 for the entirety of a multi-lap race. NOS and Water/Meth injection can work in much the same way in this case. In fact, NOS provides better cooling.
Great products. I’ll be doing an install video on my kit soon.
@sergsrt8 Detonation can result in a pretty catastrophic failure, but the damage is done by multiple, small events, not one huge explosion in a cylinder. Think of it more like it's chipping away at the ring land or dome of the piston. Either way when a piston lets go, it's a big deal!
Does Water Methanol need ignition tuning only or Feul needs to tuning too?
Is it possible to do this without a control?
Can you drive your car without filling the methanol tank? Just drive on pump fuel? Also how do you mix the meth and water to make the appropriate amount or do you buy it premixed?
can you use it on a tuned diesel car ?
Awesome video, thank you AEM for posting.
Should I mount my IAT before or after my AEM V.2 nozzle? 1:02
I need boost in my life
+bumsmodified98xj , Well in this case this some water-Ethanol injection can help you in short time
bumsmodified98xj and lots of vodka
Great video, I honestly thought meth injection was like a form of Nitrous but I was completely wrong, it's like getting water sprayed on u on a hot day while working out so u can focus a little better on power than heat...Freakin great!
Is it possible to combine that with nitrous aswell? Or would that cause problems?
I want to use this for my 20yr old Subaru H6. I know its got a carbon problem because I get detonation (with 93 octane gas) over 2400 rpm when under load if the temperature is over 40F outside. I get no detonation in cool rainy conditions when the rain is a superfine mist. Most of the time it runs too hot and eats up spark plugs too soon. Why would I pay for a complete rebuild on a car worth $1500 when water/meth will most likely fix the problem? But I have no idea where to put the nozzle when I buy it.
Can this steam clean the back of the intake valves of a Gdi NA engine? Can I just use plain water without methanol?
@gsrangelmon
The methanol has two roles in the injection system. It does cool the intake charge, but it also increases the octane level of the fuel as well.
Yes, but you would need to do individual cylinder injection points and also have it completely programmable in RPM and load. At that point you would be much better off just running pure methanol in your vehicle as your fuel. This must be tuned of course
Love the animations! How much benefit do you see when running with E85 instead of 93 octane gas?
I assume this would also help with carbon buildup on Direct Injection vehicles such as the 2017 Civic Si?
Does it make sense to install this on a NA vehicle? Will my 2011 5.0 mustang benefit from a methanol injection? Should I use more methanol in my water/methanol mix for more power? Thanks for the info!!
can this be installed on an atv?
@mrxbrightside mostly turbo/supercharged cars because they are prone to more heat and detonation. but if you have a highly modified NA with very High compression pistons then it will help stop detonation. the old hotroders from the 1950s used to use this system to stop detonation so its nothing new. also WW2 fighter jets used water injection as well
It does however the cooling benefits will be dramatically different between a N/A and Forced Induction vehicle.
I am an absolute amateur of car tuning, but this really interests me.
Is water injection only good for professional tuning? Or does it work as well for normal cars for normal daily drive?
I seeked knowledge and knowledge I received. Awesome video !
will it work with 2004 Hyundai Elantra GLS Naturally Aspirated Gasoline Engine ?
my main question would be could you run your car just on methanol water ? changing timing of course?
Excellent system. I plan to get this installed on my car in a week or so:). I will definitely post some videos of it in my channel.
Jay Leno added one of these to his vintage Mercedes Benz 600
Good job guys, great video!
can i use only water ?? and if so wat water do you recommand normal or distilled?
nice video thanks..
if i run %100 on water with this kit.. i ll get cooler air to the combustion chamber and lower EGT right?
What about stock cars? Do stock cars enjoy the same benefits?
i have a question i understand the water Absorbs the heat but what does the methanol do. does it just increase the octane level of the fuel when it gets mixed with the petrol or does it have a cooling effect like water ? and why do people run 100% Meth ?
Would water methanol injection benefit a stock engine?
@up2wind81 It can absolutely be used in daily driving. Many see water/methanol is a good alternative to race gas.
Can a kit be made for a na application for a 2002-2009 Chevy trailblazer i6 engine?
@koutz4 Thanks for the props! We typically like to install the water/methanol injector post intercooler to avoid water/meth pooling up in the intercooler. Although some will install it pre intercooler and pre compressor we like to install it post. Another thing to keep in mind is if your car is equipped with a MAF than make sure it is post that as well. As far as ignition timing you can leave it stock, but to get the most benefit more timing can be added to your ignition map.
Would the car still run if it ran out of water/methanol and wasn't temperature dependent on it.
Absolutely.. You just wouldn't have the same benefits.. The car would run the same prior to the injection
Yes. It's just an add-on system so as long as you are not using the water-meth just to keep your engine at a safe temperature it won't cause any damage to your engine, you'll just lose the benefits of the cooler inlet air temperatures and increased boost.
The animation is awesome!! get a mic, the audio is kinda distracting...
Thanks for the informative video
my guy look at the date this vid has been posted
Will i see benefits on a 11:1 CR N/A engine ?
I know this has been asked before but can I run my 1199 Terrano Diesel Turbo 2.7 liters on just water vapor? And the big question will it provide any additional fuel economy? Thank you great video
David Michael yes
whats the advantage of a stage 3 over a stage 2 or stage 1? Is it worth paying the extra money to go for a higher stage with the Snow injector kits or any other?
@TheAristotleQ Ok so I was a off with the amount of fuel that it replaces but it does make a difference in economy and the amount of fuel you have to dump in order to make the same power. The best benefit is the knock prevention and the ability to up the boost and the timing to create more power. I read 30mpg at full throttle lol.
how much milesi can go with methanol tank? also when does it works? from rpm or it just adds on throttle?
The consumption rate of the WM will depend on your start and full pressure settings, and ultimately your driving habits. Typically our 1.15 gallon tank will last for the length of a tank of gas. Our standard controller is boost dependent, meaning you set the boost pressure you want the WMI to start flowing at, and the pressure you want full flow at. The controller then interpolates these two points to deliver a linear fuel flow curve between the start and full pressure points. You can also use our Multi-Input Controller to set start and full pressure from MAF reading or IDC.
Yes, but depending on the vehicle 100% water on the smallest nozzle might be too large of an injection.
But what's the reliability like
Is there specific kits that will fit specific vehicles or are the ones you guys carry universal?
What about tuning for moded cars?.. If it creates more power by allowing more timing is it to the point where the ECU can adjust itself with an aftermarket tune already in place or does it have to be specifically tuned to run with water/meth? if it has to be tuned for water/meth then what happens when it runs out? the car runs like crap because there's too much timing or can it just pull timing to a preset like say a 93 octane tune?
Sigrafix To take full advantage of a system the car should be retuned with the water/methanol injection. On our system we include a fluid level sensor so in the case that you run out of fluid it can send a low side ground output through our controller to your ecu to switch maps.
AEMpowerTV
Thank you! That's what I wanted to know.. now this brings me to my next 2 questions, 1. How big would a typical methanol tank be? and 2. How long would that amount of meth last in moderate use?..
ideally I'd consider a low constant meth injection to supplement fuel for a bit more power at all times but I'm not sure if that's realistic or even possible.
Forgot to mention I turned off the pump after realizing I forgot the tune. It will be tuned once I get the file.
I would love to do a video review of your product
need to retune the car if i only use it to prevent knock, not increasing power?
You do not need to retune if you are using it for knock prevention and cooling, but to get the best performance it is strongly recommended.
AEMpowerTV so i can just get this kit and install into my car and start spraying without tuning?
You can, but to net a performance benefit you will need to have the engine tuned.
This is one of the things that sound too good to be true... Anyway, do you need to remap your car after installing a water/methanol injection kit? Also, where do you get the liquid from and how often you have to refill the reservoir?
you def need a remap. you would see little or no increase in power otherwise. it would cool the engine but thats about it.
It is infact not too good to be true, and to answer your questions yes you need to remap unless you don’t care to see a power increase. And as far as buying the methanol goes I prefer boost juice you can buy it on Amazon and I put a gallon in my meth box about every 5 tank fills. So worth it and I highly recommend if you are pushing a lot of boost
Can this be used on my NA 4age 20v blacktop
where do i buy the Water/Methanol mix in australia?
does this benefit NA engines or just turbo's?
Can methanol be used on NA engines?
Yes, on high compression engines. We have a WMI controller that you can program the flow curve with using MAF voltage signal.
@AEMpowerTV
I saw this stated in the website "Legal in California only for racing vehicles which may never be used upon a highway." Why such a control implicated in California? What is the cons for user who travel mostly on street and highway?
Very new to this, not even sure how I got here. So many questions, lol.
Would you install this in a standard, non turbo GDI engine? Does this completely replace using gasoline?
no it doesn't replace gas...you will be able to use the less expensive gas with the added methanol plus when tuned get lots more power
Can i use it with only water?
Seems like it wouldn't hurt non-pressurized engines either. Or do I need to know more.
It would only be beneficial on a high compression naturally aspirated engine.
Question:
What happens when your reservoirs run out of the water/methanol mixture? Will your car simply loose the power gained by the system or will it cause damage? Anyone who is knowledgable on the subject please let me know!
Thanks
Robby Seiler There is a sensor to warn you of a low level. If it does run out, the computer will sense this and shut down the components.
i have a 2010 gti with fully mapped stage 2 apr installed, can i add the wtaer-meth system?
Does the car have to be remapped after fitting (drift car)
For optimum performance, you will want to have it remapped.
@TheAristotleQ Did you ever have your car running hard on just straight pump gas? I did before and there is a very noticeable difference. When I get in it before I could just about watch my gas gauge go down and with the meth it is a lot better.
cool, i prefer HHO injection. Would be awesome to see if it works together.
It will benefit both however a larger benefit will be seen with turbo charged vehicles.
You can buy methanol from any high performance fuel supplier and mix it with water.
system works with ethanol ?
nice. thanks for uploading this video its more benefits for using a Water/Methanol
works for diesel?
What happens if you run out of methanol while driving??
You just won't have that same benefits.. The car would run the same prior to the injection
trompocop19 The methanol is an add on.
Great video
na engines with a high compression ratios can remain on stock fuel with water injection
@rabbott430 HAHA! Funny but some have tried this - with not so good results. Here's why: the size of the water droplets is too big and won't atomize correctly, so you have water that is in a droplet that is too big to vaporize (and thus can't cool things off) entering the combustion chamber. Problem 2 is the siphoning effect that will occur when the engine is in vacuum - your engine will suck water out of the tank and could hydrolock.
Can e85 not be injected?
Not using this system. It is designed for water/methanol injection only. If you want to use E85 you will need to upgrade your vehicle's fuel system with alcohol fuel-compatible components (pump, filter, lines, injectors, regulator, etc).
@TheAristotleQ Ok let me elaborate a little here. When you run meth at idle everything is normal you are using just the fuel in your take like normal. But once you build up to say 7psi of boost the meth kicks in where you can pull back the pump gas. And how does a 50/50 mix NOT burn? Once it combusts in the chamber the cooling effect of the alcohol reduces the thermal temp and decreasing knock. Also the water offers a cooling effect and steam cleans the engine.
Cool vid, I had always wondered how meth increased the amount of boost the engine could handle.
@1970351cmustang Short answer... YES! Even on a N/A engine you will see power gains. Check out the Aug 2011 issue of Popular Hot Rodding Magazine, they cover the topic of N/A Water/Meth injection. However they did theirs on a Carburated 302 setup. Check out Snow Performance for Mustang kits.
I'm running propane already... if I can do this I can really turn it up!
@getalife04 It did nothing noticeable for my fuel economy. No one I know has ever gotten better gas mileage on a forced induction gas engine. I have a W/M set up on my car. When I drive mostly freeway, the system doesn't come into play. When I drive mostly city, the only difference I notice is that I never lose power due to high intake temps and heat soak on my stock intercooler. Especially during summer temps.
@KoalaJacks I can assure you, it does NOT increase your fuel mileage. The system is only active during acceleration, so unless you drive 98% of the time with your foot completely to the floor, you are not saving any gas.
thanks,great vid.