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Snow Performance Gas Stage I The New Boost Cooler Forced Induction Water Injection Kit
$375.00
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$375.00
$375.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Snow Performance
- SKU
- SNOSNO-201
- Shipping weight
- 8.1 lb
Race gas quality fuel on pump gas! Increase your pump gas octane by 25 points and make more power efficiently with a cooler running motor! The Snow Performance Stage 1 Boost Cooler® water-methanol injection kit is available for all forced induction applications (supercharged/turbocharged) and uses a adjustable boost switch to inject a fixed amount of water-methanol into the system until boost goes below the switch set point. Proven to deliver 30-70 HP increases to all forced induction applications! This makes it a good choice for low to medium boost setups (1-15 PSI) and vehicles with a positive displacement supercharger looking for an octane enhancement and cooler intake charge. Activation can also be set up through any other user-chosen switch, such as a full throttle switch, nitrous switch, etc. Comes with easy to install quick-connect fittings and 1/4" high temp nylon tubing.
- Snow Performance OEM-Approved Extreme Environment 300 PSI UHO Water Methanol Pump
- 100% Methanol Resistant (Stainless Steel, Nickel Plating, Hard Anodizing, EPDM)
- Recommended For Street Driven Turbo and Centrifugal Supercharger Applications
- Snow Performance Running "S" Engraved Low Profile High Flow Check Valve
- Snow Performance Running "S" Engraved Low Profile Nozzle Holder
- Adjustable Progressive Water-Methanol Engagement & Monitoring
- Snow Performance ACU-SEAL Water-Methanol Compression Fittings
- Snow Performance Hyper-Sonic Water Methanol Nozzle
- Supports 1,000+ HP
- U.S.A. Made
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