All Boost Cooler® Kits Now Covered By A Lifetime Warranty!

Snow Performance's commitment to providing the industry’s best water/methanol injection systems is now backed by a comprehensive Lifetime Warranty!<cut>

Snow Performance - The Water/Methanol Injection Experts™ - has engineered the highest level of quality and robustness into its products for many years. This unwavering quality is a result of tireless product development and extensive vehicle testing. With product quality that surpasses all industry standards, Snow Performance can confidently stand behind its products and offer a Lifetime Warranty.

The Lifetime Warranty will protect against all manufacturing defects throughout the life of all Snow Performance Boost Cooler® kits. This warranty applies to the original purchaser only on kits purchased after January 1, 2008. A Warranty Card must be on file with Snow Performance in order to honor the Lifetime Warranty. While Boost Juice is still recommended as your exclusive injection fluid, it is no longer required to honor this new warranty.

All individually purchased items, including upgrade options and separately purchased parts, are now covered under a two year warranty. Boost Cooler® kits that do not have the required Warranty Card on file with Snow Performance will still be covered by this two year warranty.

Don’t risk using an inferior water/methanol injection system. Stick with Snow Performance – The Water/Methanol Injection Experts™ - and enjoy GUARANTEED high quality systems from the industry leader!

 

Damn, did I buy my kit too soon?

 

can u use 100% meth with snow kits? does it cover pump failure?

 

so its seems like the pump will be in that life warranty,,,, no more woeeies about your pump failing, and if it did manufacturer will replace ?????

i am still learning and trying to make up my mind if i should just get W/M injection or just get a 2nd map with 110 OCT

 

so does this mean i can get my pump replaced if it fails due to running 100% meth?

 

You have to have proof of running their boost juice, I think.

 

 

Wow, I am amazed~!

 

damn dude life time warranty. How dose your kit compre to Aquamist?

 

they are very comparable...the days of having bad kits on the market has long gone...yea they are still some but all the big contenders make nice kits...

 

 

 

Short answer: No, it will not be replaced.

Long answer: Snow Performance can not cover pump failures due to using unapproved fluids such as 100% methanol or nitromethane/methanol blends (except for Snow Performance Nitro Booster). The Lifetime Warranty covers manufacturing defects for the life of the product.

It is recommended that only 50/50 water/methanol be used in Snow Performance Boost Cooler kits. While the internal pump components are made of highly methanol resistant materials, Snow Performance will never recommend that anything other than 50/50 water/methanol be used because that is what the system is designed to be used with.

Snow Performance will also never suggest that 100% methanol be used because straight methanol is very flammable, toxic, and corrosive. Damage, injuries, or death that results from the use of 100% methanol is too great of a liability to cover against.

If Snow Performance did cover against pump failures due to using 100% methanol, it is implied that Snow Performance condones or allows 100% methanol to be used with its systems, which we DO NOT.

Using 100% methanol is using the system outside of its designed and intended purpose. Failures due to using 100% methanol are not a manufacturing defect and will not be covered.

All warranty claims are subject to inspection from Snow Performance.

 

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Thanks for answering the question

 

No prob.

Like I had said, Snow Performance never recommends that 100% methanol be used. If we cover pump failures due to using 100% methanol, it implies that we recommend or suggest 100% methanol be use, which again, we do not.

Keep in mind that the inspection must show specifically that a failure was due to using an unapproved fluid. Keep in mind it isn't always easy to determine exactly what fluid is used. Also, since we introduced our new pump the level of failures has gone way down so the likelihood of failure is very low.

You guys picking up what I'm throwing down?