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New Gen4 Snorkel

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17 Dec 2022 21:45 - 17 Dec 2022 21:51 #246433 by Scimike
Just out of curiousity have you (can you) tried it with the intake head facing rearward or removed?
It's almost "ram air" (old bikers step forward)  induction with it facing forward, another change to the intake system not on the original.

Never understood why they face forward, anyone elaborate? To me forward facing is perfect to ingest any thrown up water and it's also a perfect tree "branch hook" shape promoting damage on land from branches.

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17 Dec 2022 23:13 #246434 by jlines
There has always been a debate over which way the intake should face on snorkels but I don’t think there is a right or wrong answer. The majority go with forward facing because it looks right. Most cars fitted with snorkels including mine just do it for looks rather than for practical reasons. Another reason people might turn the intake around is because of the likelihood of hitting it against something which happens fairly often if you are properly off-roading it. If you go in water where a snorkel is actually needed then your interior will be well and truly trashed.

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18 Dec 2022 13:00 #246439 by Soeley
Replied by Soeley on topic New Gen4 Snorkel
Still not got round to fitting mine yer, but it looks like the pipe might be long enough to stretch out that 180⁰ turn at the airbox. Something like my crude mark-up below, might be worth a try?

 

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18 Dec 2022 13:11 #246440 by Bill Portland
Replied by Bill Portland on topic Re:New Gen4 Snorkel
Looking forward to seeing a video of a successful crossing of Rufford Ford (if and when it reopens)!

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31 Dec 2022 19:21 - 31 Dec 2022 19:23 #246603 by Soeley
Replied by Soeley on topic New Gen4 Snorkel
I fitted mine today, I'll add more in my thread as 300bhpton has already added a good fitting guide on here.

 
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01 Jan 2023 12:23 - 01 Jan 2023 12:24 #246612 by Scimike
Replied by Scimike on topic New Gen4 Snorkel
Have you driven it yet and can comment on if it's changed the way the engine "feels" ?
Feedback may help 300BHPton with his issue. It's also interesting to read!

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