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snorkles #765689 11/16/06 06:53 PM
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milehighcowboy Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
ok so yesterday i got drowneded. i need to put a snorel on my truck. what are the power loss issues? what should it be made of? how big of tube? bigger better? i was thinking of running it all the way to the back of my suv and have it suck from the back side. is this a bad idea? let me know what you all think.
ben

Re: snorkles [Re: milehighcowboy] #765690 11/19/06 07:37 PM
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cmonty72 Offline
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I would stick with running it up the A-pillar. Alot of dust swirrels around the back of vehicles. As far as power loss? I think they actually increase power a little because of cooler air being mixed with the fuel. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

Maybe someone who actually has a snorkel will chime in and help you. What kind of truck? -Chris <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />


96 Montero LS 24V DOHC 3.0L.
98 Montero 24v SOHC 3.5L, factory rear locker, Winter/tow package.
63 Jaguar XKE 3.8L FHC
2000 Mercedes-Benz e430
07 fj cruiser
Re: snorkles [Re: cmonty72] #765691 11/20/06 07:50 PM
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milehighcowboy Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
well i am running a 92 pathfinder. all stock. i am finishing up the water damage this evening. and then looking it to getting that snorkle built. i dont get why people are not responding to this post. should i just start searching or what? thanks for your input though chris.
ben

Re: snorkles [Re: milehighcowboy] #765692 11/21/06 01:02 AM
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rangermaniac Offline
Wheeler
Well i don't know about them but am thinking about getting one since my air cleaner is so low i have a 1991 Ford Ranger did you try looking on the web for direct fit ones instead of making one

Re: snorkles [Re: rangermaniac] #765693 11/21/06 03:11 AM
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milehighcowboy Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
cost is too much for buying one. i like welding and doing my own projects. more pride taken that way.

Re: snorkles [Re: milehighcowboy] #765694 11/21/06 06:54 PM
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cmonty72 Offline
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Ben, I'm with you on that! I try to do things myself as well. Search "snorkel" in the Toyota or Mitsubishi section. The guys there have worked out all details. Many have made their own as well. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" /> Chris


96 Montero LS 24V DOHC 3.0L.
98 Montero 24v SOHC 3.5L, factory rear locker, Winter/tow package.
63 Jaguar XKE 3.8L FHC
2000 Mercedes-Benz e430
07 fj cruiser
Re: snorkles [Re: cmonty72] #765695 11/21/06 07:29 PM
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milehighcowboy Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
thanks chris. what have you made?

Re: snorkles [Re: milehighcowboy] #765696 11/21/06 07:41 PM
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rangermaniac Offline
Wheeler
Yeah i like to make things to but over the years i have learned what projects to do myself and what to make if i don't have the time then i will just buy something let me know how it works out maybe i will give it a shot <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

Re: snorkles [Re: rangermaniac] #765697 11/21/06 07:44 PM
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milehighcowboy Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
ok will do man. what do you think would be a good type of pipe? pvc or metal?

Re: snorkles [Re: milehighcowboy] #765698 11/21/06 07:55 PM
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cmonty72 Offline
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96 Montero LS 24V DOHC 3.0L.
98 Montero 24v SOHC 3.5L, factory rear locker, Winter/tow package.
63 Jaguar XKE 3.8L FHC
2000 Mercedes-Benz e430
07 fj cruiser
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