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Pics of my installation of my Snow Performance kit.

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Old 04-16-10, 05:55 PM
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Pics of my installation of my Snow Performance kit.

So I FINALLY finished installing my water injection system. I took my time since the weather up here turned to **** last week and I find rushing never does any good.

The kit is from Snow Performance and is the Stage 1 Boost Cooler. Kit comes with everything you need to include 220 psi pump, nozzle, water jug, activation LED, fluid low-level sensor with LED, mounting hardware, water lines, sealant, electrical fittings/crimps/eyelets...I mean they dont mess around, you get EVERYTHING you need for install. GREAT customer service too!

I went a different route and wanted 2 nozzles at smaller sizes that would eqaul the proper size for my 50/50 meth/water mix SO they would atomize even better (plus it looks kick ***). My total nozzle size is 375ml/min and 175ml/min = 550 ml/min of 50/50 mix. I originally was going to go only water so I had 2 175ml/min nozzles ordered BUT after much more reading and research (Howard Coleman is the man!), a 50/50 mix seems to be the most beneficial for performance AND knock safety.




on to the install pics:

I mounted the pump and the fluid container behind my passenger seat due to engine bay space limitations.
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I routed the water lines under the carpet by the passenger seat and up through the main harness firewall grommet, then securing to the firewall pinch weld with some 1/4 inch clamps and bolt head caps. I had to wrap the line with teflon tape to prevent chaffing on the edge of the pinch weld.
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Mounted the boost sensor and relay by the brake booster. Snow recommend that you do not bolt boost sensor to the engine bay due to possibly distorting the diaphram SO I ended up using a zip tie and some .020'' safety wire to secure it.
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I did have to order 2 aluminum bungs to weld into my intercooler piping (not in kit)
Here are the 2 nozzles.......
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I am very happy on where I located the 2 L.E.D.'s! I ended up mounting them on the gauge dash bezel. Green is activation light and orange is the low lfluid level. They are both very visible from the drivers seat.
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I had to test the pump after install and it works GREAT. The atomization is VERY fine and I would of had video but I was short handed. The kit was a great price and I CAN"T WAIT to see it perform once I finish break in.

Total install time was around 5-6 hours due to routing wires and soldering. Total kit cost was around 460 with dual nozzle upgrade and boost juice.
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Nice set up. Great detailed how to pics as well. You don't have to spend $10 on that boost juice. Do a search for methanol in your area. It can usually be found by searching for fuel additives. I found 5 gal for $30 bucks in my city. Couple that with 5 gal distilled water @$.83 gal= $34.50 for 10gal of 50/50 mix or $3.41 a gal. You'll soon see that you are going to have to find a cheaper source for you water/methanol mix.


It was fun to do my install and I love the outcome. The results are great and I'm never going back.
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Thanks man.

in regards to another meth source...I was afraid of that. Just doing my pump test /purge the fluid level was going down at a decent rate.

My lead foot will most likely lead me to find cheaper 50/50 mixes lol.

Now this snow 50/50 mix is by weight mixture correct?
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Originally Posted by FC3S Murray
Thanks man.

in regards to another meth source...I was afraid of that. Just doing my pump test /purge the fluid level was going down at a decent rate.

My lead foot will most likely lead me to find cheaper 50/50 mixes lol.

Now this snow 50/50 mix is by weight mixture correct?

50/50 By volume I believe
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