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snorkel
24 Sep 2012 21:37 #48690
by Joakae
Replied by Joakae on topic snorkel
Depends which snorkel you get. Mines a short one and you get some pipe to run inside the wing. The more common snorkel that runs along the wing, is the actual pipe. Then you drill a hole and connect o the air box. I'll post some pictures when I'm on my pc 
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24 Sep 2012 22:29 - 24 Sep 2012 22:30 #48692
by ZookFastback
Replied by ZookFastback on topic snorkel
My snorkel is also of the short type, less exposed to trees is why I went for the short one.
This is the wrinkle pipe that goes from snorkel to air box. It is normally hidden by the plastic liner
Cutting the hole from the template guide. My Jimny is galvanised so I used cold gal to re-seal the bodywork
The snorkel fitted. I use "Armourall" on the Snorkel and soft-top roofs to keep them nice and shiny and new looking
Travelling through the Coorong in South Australia. Normally I have a snorkel sock fitted but it scraped off reversing through some dense scrub.
This is the wrinkle pipe that goes from snorkel to air box. It is normally hidden by the plastic liner
Cutting the hole from the template guide. My Jimny is galvanised so I used cold gal to re-seal the bodywork
The snorkel fitted. I use "Armourall" on the Snorkel and soft-top roofs to keep them nice and shiny and new looking
Travelling through the Coorong in South Australia. Normally I have a snorkel sock fitted but it scraped off reversing through some dense scrub.
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