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What size snorkel ??

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What size snorkel ??

Post by abauer01 »

im about to start making my new snorkel out of stainless pipe .. what size would be best 3" 2.5" ...?? any ideas ??
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Post by j-top paj »

whatever size the original pipe from the airbox is..
but i probably wouldnt go less than 2.5"
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Post by abauer01 »

i was thinken about goin 3" but im worried if it will be to big and not flow well ??
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Post by klrevo »

mines 3" exhaust pipe.

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Post by NCpaj »

3inch is the size they use for safari snorkles and the like, so your best bet would be 3"

you cant have too much airflow can ya:D
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Post by abauer01 »

looks like 3" is the go .. thanks for yas help
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