Snorkel
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From: Lower Alloways Creek, NJ
Snorkel
Been working on my truck now i got a snorkel
I Had to build an adapter to go from the MAF sensor to the 3" PVC for the snorkel. Would any one want one if i start making them to sell?
alsobeen welding up my steel flat bed better picks of that when im done
I Had to build an adapter to go from the MAF sensor to the 3" PVC for the snorkel. Would any one want one if i start making them to sell?
alsobeen welding up my steel flat bed better picks of that when im done
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From: West Grove, PA
Originally Posted by KARPE
does either of yours have a disconnet? your hurting if you dont have one
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New one fron best buy the camera that is and no i dont have a disconect but the PVC is the same size as the tube that goes in the motor from the stock box witch i took out. the air filter is the filter you see up top.
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From: Wilmington DE
Earl,
Do you think you should have the filter element on the outside like that? If it gets wet it's not going to flow air very well. Most snorkles have some sort of rain shield on the top, and then a filter element inside protected from the weather/water.
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Do you think you should have the filter element on the outside like that? If it gets wet it's not going to flow air very well. Most snorkles have some sort of rain shield on the top, and then a filter element inside protected from the weather/water.
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From: Lower Alloways Creek, NJ
Originally Posted by elmo_4_vt
Earl,
Do you think you should have the filter element on the outside like that? If it gets wet it's not going to flow air very well. Most snorkles have some sort of rain shield on the top, and then a filter element inside protected from the weather/water.
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Do you think you should have the filter element on the outside like that? If it gets wet it's not going to flow air very well. Most snorkles have some sort of rain shield on the top, and then a filter element inside protected from the weather/water.
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From: West Grove, PA
Originally Posted by crazzyearl
Ha Ha Ha if that was a consern i wouldn't be running 35"boggers.
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Originally Posted by shadyluke
I knew it wasn't a concern for you but Karpe was refering to Travis truck too. Hell my plan is to have one before I go to Wharton again.
Yeah and with the factory airbox out i will have a nice place for a second battery for my winch(when i get).
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From: The Keystone State
Ranger1 I wish I had pics!!!! You'd be all about my design. There's nothing showing on the outside of a snorkel. I also made mine upgradeable so when ten years from now she's a trail sl*t I can poke it through the fender. I've got at least two feet higher on the intake. Not bad for a weekend and $30.
