well instead of buying the 400 dollar snorkle i went to home depot and got pvc tube and a filter from autozone and made my own for 60 bucks!!!
it didnt happen with out pics ::poke::
it didn't happen huh...lol i painted it last night and now its back on and i can acctually drive mine down the road unlike some tcase problems lmao hahaha http://img294.imageshack.us/g/picture006qh.jpg/ (http://img294.imageshack.us/g/picture006qh.jpg/)
Hey Derrick, you forgot to post this picture!
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Your Jeep is now known as the Pipe-Blaster ::woot::
I'm loving the zip ties !! Thats what make the whole thing work !!
what did you cut your hood with a can opener ? i did the same thing a few years ago ecept i went thru the fender and i used a hole saw
He didn't have to cut it ... just knocked the rust out of the way lol
npe i used a angle grinder
I am thinking about putting a poor mans snorkel on the wife's XJ after I lift it. It will be a snorkel from a military hummvee. it will be right next to the windshield and only stick out a little bit.
OK - I have to ask.....do you really expect your wife to let you take her daily driver anywhere that you might need a snorkel? ::poke::
They generally don't benefit the airflow through to the engine, and other than one time (oops) I have never been inclined to mess around in deep enough water to justify a snorkel. Silver Lake and Connor's Hole up on DI are about the only places around where there is water on a legal trail of any depth to be concerned with, unless she is going to let you take it to the Mounds. I'm not suggesting you don't do it, just saying why I have never done it.
Ahh... but Paul, just knowing you could go through 3' of water if you ever needed to... Isn't it worth it?
Having said that I am somehow dubious that "managment" will approve...