Getting Started
Cordless or Corded Drill
You will need a drill to turn the rollers. Most any drill will work, and chances are you already have one. Cordless drills will work anywhere, but if your track has 120 volt power available a corded drill will work well. If you purchase a drill, be sure to get one with Max RPM of 1000 or more. I currently use a Ryobi Brushless that turns 1800 RPM.
12 vdc power supply or 3s lipo
The Drop-In Tire Washer requires a 3s Lipo, or you can connect it to a 12 vdc power supply that you may already have for your lipo charger. For portability I use a 2200 mah 3s Lipo battery that I picked up on Amazon for under $20. The Tire Washer comes equipped with a Deans style connector so be sure to get a lipo with a Deans plug. A 2200 lipo will last for a couple of race days and the "c" rating is not important.
Water, H20, that wet stuff!
The Tire Washer will hold slightly less that 1 Gallon of water. Fill to just below the lowest roller, connect your Lipo and Drill and you are ready to wash some tires!