Dual Stage Upgrade for injection optimisation to a 2-stage injection control.

Advantage: In low load ranges, a smaller primary nozzle can be used to inject earlier, and during peak loads, the Boost Cooler can provide a higher overall injection quantity in an even more optimised manner.

Boost Cooler water injection can achieve a power increase of up to 10-25% in turbo and supercharged engines without thermally overloading the engine. The charge air temperature is lowered by up to 60C, the combustion chamber is cooled and the thermal load on already tuned vehicles is effectively reduced.


 Water or water/alcohol (methanol or ethanol) is injected at high pressure into the hot charge air in a finely atomised form as soon as the desired starting charge pressure is reached. The evaporating liquid achieves an extremely effective charge air and intercooling, which, among other things, prevents uncontrolled combustion ("knocking"). The effect is demonstrably comparable with 116 octane racing petrol.


 The Boost Cooler is unsurpassed in atomisation! The liquid is swirled inside the Hyper-Sonic atomiser nozzle at supersonic speed before being forced through the Venturi orifice. With the included Dual Stage Upgrade, 2 atomiser nozzles are used to inject as early as possible with the primary nozzle and to achieve maximum cooling and performance in peak loads with the switched-on 2nd nozzle.


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In contrast to a conventional intercooler, the charge air can be lowered below the ambient temperature! In addition to the outstanding efficiency, there is no loss of boost pressure as with conventional performance intercoolers. The Boost Cooler efficiently cools the intake air and combustion chamber temperature ("in-cylinder-cooling"). The addition of alcohol (preferably methanol or inexpensive bio-ethanol) additionally increases efficiency and counteracts lean running.

In combination with super petrol and a water/methanol mixture, you achieve a comparable effect as with 116-octane racing petrol. This also allows you to dispense with the considerably more expensive Shell "V-Power", "Ultimate 100", etc. and drive only with conventional super gas.

The better efficiency improves fuel economy. As a rule, fuel savings are in the range of 5-15% depending on the vehicle, driving style and use (e.g. tractors). 


The NREL test result clearly shows that NOx emissions are significantly reduced with the Boost Cooler System activated. As a positive side effect, the DPF regeneration cycles are extended due to the lower pollutant emissions.

SNOW Performance 300 PSI UHO methanol injection pumps offer unmatched pressure, technology and reliability. All 300 PSI pumps are made in the USA and individually tested before shipping to ensure quality and reliability. Although similar looking pumps are available, they do not have the features of our SNOW Performane pumps.

Double EPDM seals ensure durability and higher pressure. Proprietary internal wiring offers lower power consumption than similar looking pumps. Integrated thermal protection circuitry allows the pump to operate constantly without damaging pump internals.

The SNOW Performance HyperSonic atomiser nozzle is the world's best-selling and most advanced water/alcohol injection nozzle. The liquid is swirled inside the patented 2-chamber nozzle at supersonic speed before being forced through the Venturi orifice. This creates droplets or mists as fine as 20 (microns) with enormous cooling potential.

The principle of evaporative cooling is a highly efficient technology and effectively reduces the intake or charge air temperature. Likewise, evaporation processes within the engine reduce the thermal load.

Boost Cooler water injection 3l tank with separate level indicator and warning LED (orange) for installation in the vehicle interior. With the "reserve light" you can be sure never to operate your water-methanol injection without sufficient fluid. Completely incl. connection for 1/4" pressure line.

The main problem of any internal combustion engine is the thermal load. In nearly all engines, the power is restricted by the temperature in the combustion chamber. If a certain temperature is exceeded, uncontrolled combustion ("knocking") occurs. Uncontrolled combustions results in a massive loss of power and engine damage. In a turbo engine, this problem is compounded even further. The intake of the turbo engine heats up strongly in the turbine (through compression and heat transfer of the exhaust gases) and the thermal limit is quickly reached. In conventional turbo engines, one tries to get this problem solved with the help of intercoolers.

The performance of a turbocharged engine is therefore directly dependent on the efficiency of the intercooler, as well as the cooling rate of the intake and charge air. The efficiency of intercoolers, however, is constrained by the ambient temperature and the maximum size of tight physical limits. An increase in boost pressure no longer produces more power and the damage to the engine is virtually inevitable. This issue can be solved using the Boost Cooler waterinjection concept. You can ensure additional cooling of the heated intake air through the injection of a water / alcohol mixture. The great advantage of the Boost Cooler is that the cooling is virtually unlimited in physical terms. That is, if the intake air is too hot, simply increase the injection volume to achieve the required cooling degree. This unique advantage can help fully exploit the capacity of turbo engines and the engine power is not restricted by the thermal limits.

No. At a relative humidity of 50% and ambient temperature of 25 C, a turbocharged engine consumes (2.0 l displacement, 1 bar boost pressure) approx. 160 ml of water per minute. For example, if a gasoline engine is used, the combusted air / fuel mixture consists of approximately 50% of water vapour and carbon dioxide. With the injection of 250 ml/ min of water per minute at full load, the Boost Cooler accounts for less than 1.6% of the exhaust gases Horror scenarios ("water hammer", rusting motors, etc.) that some of you might have read on the Internet tuning forums are only based on a lack of understanding of the technical writer or improper systems.

Study of Porsche Engineering (excerpt): The technology of water injection into the intake manifold provides significant potential. This technology can use a stoichiometric air-fuel ratio in the entire operating area and an optimal ignition timing to increase the efficiency of the engine. In addition to a further reduction in fuel consumption, this effect also reduces the compression work so that the engine displacement can be further reduced."

 Source: Porsche Engineering Magazine, Issue 01/2013

This depends on a number of variables. HP, injection system, settings, driving style, etc. For most gasoline engines in the 200-250hp range, the standard 3l tank will last around a tank of gasoline when driving on the road. Diesels use more fluid than a gasoline application, and are in heavier load states more often. Due to the higher consumption of liquid in turbodiesels and/or powerful gasoline cars, we recommend at least our 9.5 l or 26.5 l trunk mounting kit as needed.

The best placement of the nozzles is in the area around the inlet to the intake manifold or virtually anywhere on the pipe leading from the intercooler to the intake manifold. The nozzles can be placed at any position on the tube, so long as they are pointing at a 90 degree angle to the direction of airflow. The nozzles can be placed in a series or right next to each other.

There is enough heat and velocity and flow through the pipe under boost to absorb the water/methanol regardless of the nozzle positions relative to each other. Placement before the intercooler or turbo(s) is not recommended. Cooling is not improved. Never mount an injector nozzle before a turbocharger compressor. Studies performed by SAAB, concluded that pre-turbo injection will over time cause cavitation on the turbo wheel leading edges.

The Boost Cooler will activate automatically. Depending on the system, it activates after receiving a pre-set boost pressure or engine load signal, and then starts injecting in a load-dependent manner.

Up to approximately 2bar of boost, water/methanol injection (using 50% methanol) will provide all the density increase/detonation control needed in most applications. Of course, intercooling and water/methanol injection would provide even greater benefits, especially beyond 2bar of boost.

Most air-to-air intercoolers are only 50-65% efficient. For example, with 0.75 bar of boost and the resulting 50C air charge temperature increase, an intercooler reduces the air charge temperature only 25 degrees. Also, an intercooler will reduce boost 0.1-0.25bar on average.

Snow Performance Boost Cooler(r) is a featured product in a buyers guide as a proven way to increase octane and power on naturally aspirate, high-compression engines. Increase fuel efficiency and run low-grade gasoline while improving performance.

Who wouldn't want maximum performance with peace of mind? The Snow Performance SafeInjection allows those who want to run on the ragged edge of performance to do so in complete saftey. Tied with an J&S Electronics SafeGuard, the SafeInjection unit will pull timing to prevent any chance of detonation if a loss in flow is ever detected. The water/methanol injection experts bring you the best in performance and safety.

Matt Snow developed the best water/methanol injection available and decided to build a car specifically to showcase his products. The 4.6L SOHC three valve motor is turbo charged and detonation is keep at bay with the Snow Performance water/methanol injection system.

As impressive as the Jackson Racing supercharger is, it is limited by the fact that it doesn't offer any kind of intercooling to support higher boost levels. This is remedied by the Snow Performance Boost Cooler as it provides chemical intercooling and an octane boost. A mild B16A receives a healthy increase in power, cooling, and reliability. 152ee80cbc

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