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Anyone done a Stainless Snorkel on an 80?

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Anyone done a Stainless Snorkel on an 80?

Post by Remydog05 »

Just wondering if anyone had done a stainless snorkel on a Desiel 80?

Would you do it again?

Any Pics???

I have some stainless cheap think I might go with it, might be able to do the whole job for under $400
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Post by Remydog05 »

Anyone??
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Post by BushTuckerNed »

duck has one on his

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Also got another mate with one his 80 too
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Post by Remydog05 »

Thanks mate

I have some 3inch but looks like 4 inch will be the go! DOH!
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Post by BJ73 »

Jason from JT Fibreglass in Bayswater has a cool 80 with a one piece 4 inch snorkel, looks sick, forget where he got it done. Try contacting him.
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Post by pridhac »

I did mine 80 snork in SS with rubber bends. I used some polyethylene (PE) mounting blocks riv-nutted to the guard, and some SS strap around the pipe to the PE blocks, with a Donaldson ram-head thingy on top.

Was easy to do, looks neat, works well, doesn't leak and cost me very little.

Yes. I would do it again.

P.S. I used 3" as that is the size of the inlet on the airbox and couldn't see any point using larger pipe than the inlet....
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Post by duck »

BushTuckerNed wrote:duck has one on his

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Also got another mate with one his 80 too
wow thats my 80

go 4' looks much better, i teck screwed it into the gaurd and made some bracket at the top, easy to do and dont leak at all
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

IMHO... you might not need 4" dia pipe, but they look allot better than going 3", and if your going for polished stainless, the looks department are fairly important :armsup:
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Post by Remydog05 »

LOL :lol: Yeah True!
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Post by msjc38 »

call millweld in bayswater he makes them to fit & no poxy rubber bends all stainless bends & tig welded
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Post by Remydog05 »

Thanks mate
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