In the following, we introduce an improvement on the PBI that allows to produce a better promissory order using less space than the basic permutation technique and also gives us information to discard some elements. To do so, besides the permutations, we quantize distance information by defining distance rings around each permutant, and we also keep this data. The experimental evaluation shows we can dramatically improve upon specialized techniques in low dimensional spaces. For instance, in the real world dataset of NASA images, our boosted PBI uses up to 90% less distances evaluations than AESA's, the state-of-the-art searching algorithm with the best performance in this particular space.