1. The Devil's Own Kit comes complete in a surprisingly small package. 

2. Inside, all the items that are needed to make the kit work are there including the pump, nozzles, water lines etc.

3. A lot people why the container doesn't come with it. For the simple reason that no 2 cars are alike and capacities vary wildly between applications, plus space constraints of each install.

4. The preferred attachment point of the nozzle is on to a metal pipe. Since this Fortuner already has a front mount intercooler, we mount the nozzle just before the throttle.

5. We went to surplus shops and scored ourselves this hefty 5 liter windshield washer originally meant for a Toyota Corona.

6. For this install, we opted to use the progressive controller. It can reference any 5 volt signal source including, mass air flow, oil pressure sensor or throttle position sensor.

7. With the exception of an additional coolant bottle on the rear, the system is pretty well concealed.

8. Another shot of the engine.

9. This Fortuner now has maximum cooling thanks to the large intercooler in front and alcohol injection.